AI Podcast Archives
Search our archives here for WashingTECH Tech Policy podcast episodes related to artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning.
How to Work with Philanthropists in Silicon Valley with Gina Dalma (Ep. 98)
/in Artificial Intelligence, Civic Engagement, Cybersecurity, Education, home post, podcast /by Joe MillerHow to Work with Philanthropists in Silicon Valley with Gina Dalma (Ep. 98)
Philanthropists in Silicon Valley Want Your Ideas The provincial Silicon Valley that was loathe to step outside of Northern California is practically ancient history. An industry that once shunned Washington, D.C.’s buttoned-up bureaucrats now leads in lobbying and campaign contributions. Increasingly, philanthropists in Silicon Valley are making investments that in many ways are changing the very structure of our institutions. The New York Times is running a series on the institutional
Racism Online — Detecting Stealthy Bigotry with Rijul Magu (Ep. 95)
/in Artificial Intelligence, First Amendment, home post, Media, podcast /by Joe MillerRacism Online — Detecting Stealthy Bigotry with Rijul Magu (Ep. 95)
America’s History of Recalcitrance De jure discrimination Racism online is evolving in a way that is consistent with the way racism has always evolved–from explicit to subtle. Plaintiff-side civil rights lawyers have found it easiest to win — if civil rights cases can ever said to be “easy”– in cases in which they can convincingly demonstrate defendants’ explicit discriminatory policies. The Civil Rights Act of 1964, the United States Supreme Court’s 1954 decision in Brown v. Board
Ep 86: Maya Rockeymoore: A Blueprint: What we should do about autonomous vehicles and American jobs
/in Artificial Intelligence, Autonomous Vehicles, Diversity & Inclusion, Net Neutrality/Internet Economy, podcast /by Joe MillerEp 86: Maya Rockeymoore: A Blueprint: What we should do about autonomous vehicles and American jobs
Dr. Maya Rockeymoore (@MayaRockeymoore) leads Global Policy Solutions, a Washington, DC-based policy firm that makes policy work for people and their environments. A former adjunct professor in the Women in Politics Institute at American University, Maya has also served as the vice president of research and programs at the Congressional Black Caucus Foundation (CBCF), senior resident scholar at the National Urban League, chief of staff to Congressman Charles Rangel (D-NY), professional staff
Ep 84: A Mission to Bring Robotics to STEM Education with Jane Taylor
/in Artificial Intelligence, Diversity & Inclusion, Education, podcast /by Joe MillerEp 84: A Mission to Bring Robotics to STEM Education with Jane Taylor
Jane Taylor is the Founder and President of Bot Shop LLC. Bot Shop is an innovative one-stop shop specializing in integrating Robotics and Energy Education into K-12 public schools, informal education, non-profits and outreach programs. As a full-service consulting firm, Bot Shop provides turnkey solutions for effectively engaging youth in science, technology, engineering, and mathematics through making. BotShop supports robots in education from the classroom to competition. Jane Taylor began
Ep 79: How to Fight Fake News (Part 1 of 2): Algorithms and Perceptions with Taylor Moore
/in Artificial Intelligence, First Amendment, Media, podcast /by Joe MillerEp 79: How to Fight Fake News (Part 1 of 2): Algorithms and Perceptions with Taylor Moore
Taylor Moore (TayMoore_CDT) is the Center for Democracy & Technology’s (CDT) Free Expression Fellow. Her work focuses on preserving the Internet as a global platform for speech and association, democratic accountability, the free exchange of information and ideas, and the freedom of thought.She previously served as the Google Policy Fellow for Public Knowledge, where she was involved in advocacy work related to net neutrality, intellectual property, and internet governance. Taylor also
Ep 63: ‘Predictive Policing’ Isn’t Just Science Fiction–It’s Real, and It’s Out of Control with David Robinson
/in Artificial Intelligence, Law Enforcement, podcast /by Joe MillerEp 63: ‘Predictive Policing’ Isn’t Just Science Fiction–It’s Real, and It’s Out of Control with David Robinson
David Robinson (@dgrobinson) is a Principal at Upturn, a public interest technology and policy consulting firm. Prior to co-founding UpTurn, David was the Associate Director of Princeton’s Center for Information Technology Policy. He also launched The American, a national magazine of business and economics at the American Enterprise Institute, growing The American’s website to more than 1.5 million unique visits in its first year. David holds a JD from Yale, was a Rhodes Scholar, and
Here’s What it Takes to Inspire Across the Aisle with Nicol Turner-Lee (Ep. 14)
/in Artificial Intelligence, Big Data/Privacy, Broadband Access & Adoption, Civic Engagement, Diversity & Inclusion, Education, Environment, First Amendment, Net Neutrality/Internet Economy, podcast, Smart Cities, Wireless /by Joe MillerHere’s What it Takes to Inspire Across the Aisle with Nicol Turner-Lee (Ep. 14)
Dr. Nicol Turner-Lee is Vice President and Chief Research and Policy Officer for the Multicultural Media, Internet and Telecommunications Council. In this senior role, Dr. Turner-Lee designs and implements a research and policy agenda that supports MMTC’s mission, and advocates for telecom and Internet policy reform through legislation, rulemaking, executive orders, public-private partnerships, and best practices. In 2011, she was appointed to the Federal Advisory Committee on…
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