TL;DR: I'm moving to Cambridge, UK, to study a master's in AI ethics. I'll be back in two years.
Engineer · Product person · Research candidate
Practical AI ethics with a side of technical safety.
By day software engineer and product person. By night education volunteer. Reading and writing about AI ethics and technical safety so you don't have to.
Currently on an AI ethics sabbatical. A little more about me →
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Currently reading
Algorithms of Oppression
by Safiya Umoja NoblePart research paper and part book, this examines how search engines can reproduce and amplify racial and gendered power while presenting their results as neutral. It focuses primarily on Google Search and representations of African Americans.
Magnifica Humanitas
by Pope Leo XIVI do not often read religious texts; however, this is a fascinating encyclical on safeguarding human dignity, truth, work and freedom amid the transformations brought by artificial intelligence.