Finding Fairness - Incorporating Societal Values in Computer Algorithms
Exploring algorithmic fairness and privacy in computer science, addressing concerns about incorporating societal values into technology as it increasingly impacts our lives.
Who Speaks for the Race? Race and Public Policy - Lecture 24
Examina cómo la raza influyó en las políticas públicas y símbolos culturales en EE.UU., analizando casos judiciales y debates sobre derechos civiles y acción afirmativa en la era post-derechos civiles.
Equality in Post-Independence India: Progress and Challenges
Exploring equality in post-independence India: constitutional rights, caste, religion, gender, and market liberalization. Examines progress, challenges, and future prospects for a more equitable society.
The Constitution and Supreme Court: Key Decisions and Impacts
Neal Katyal discusses key Supreme Court cases, constitutional issues, and their impact on modern society, covering topics like privacy, affirmative action, and religious freedom.
Deep Dive: The Supreme Court 2016 and Its Complexity
Explore the impact of the 2016 election on the Supreme Court, examining historical transformations, recent decisions, and future constitutional implications.
Economic Models II
Explores strategic manipulation, fair decision-making, and affirmative action in economic models. Discusses disparate effects, social costs, and downstream impacts on equality and fairness in algorithmic systems.
Standardized Tests and Affirmative Action - The Role of Bias and Variance
Explore the impact of bias and variance in standardized tests on affirmative action policies, examining their role in shaping educational opportunities and social equity.
Coffeeshops: overcoming stigma to support care and healing | Simone van Breda | TEDxAmsterdam
NOTE FROM TED: Please do not look to this talk for health advice. This talk only represents the speaker’s personal views and understanding of cannabis use and regulation. Research around its efficacy for several conditions, such as Parkinson’s, has not yet been established and warrants further scien