
Explore AI biases, their impact on fairness, and efforts to address these issues. Gain insights into critical evaluation of AI technologies and the importance of rigorous testing and corporate accountability.

Explore gender considerations in water resource modeling, addressing gaps in implementing Dublin principles and SDGs for inclusive and sustainable water management practices.

Explore sex and gender configurations in data, focusing on the concept of "persons capable of pregnancy" and its implications for counting and categorization in research and policy.

Explore historical intersections of race, gender, and medicine in this thought-provoking talk on "The Physician's Negro" by Harvard scholar Evelynn Hammonds at UCLA's IPAM workshop.

Explore fairness in machine learning, addressing bias, measurement metrics, and regulatory considerations to ensure ethical and just AI implementation.

Explore ethical AI implementation in banking, covering bias mitigation, explainability, and continuous evaluation for responsible machine learning practices.

Explore strategies to overcome common challenges in AI model development, including data bias, insufficient variety, overfitting, poor quality, and data drift. Learn to create more robust and effective AI models.

Explore data and algorithmic bias in recommender systems through real-world examples, practical use cases, and mitigation techniques. Gain hands-on experience with Jupyter notebooks using data from actual platforms.

Experts explore AI's transformative potential across economies, societies, and human lives, discussing opportunities, risks, and ethical considerations in this rapidly evolving field.

Explore intersectional accuracy disparities in commercial gender classification systems, examining biases and implications for AI fairness and ethics in facial recognition technology.

Explore the ethical implications of machine learning, examining bias in algorithms and its real-world consequences. Learn about cutting-edge research on counteracting bias and consider unanswered questions in AI morality.

Overview of key challenges and trends in machine learning productization, covering reproducibility, explainability, and orchestration. Includes insights on open-source tools and frameworks for tackling these issues in ML operations.

Explore effective practices for developing and deploying ethical, fair, and unbiased machine learning models in production, addressing challenges of data bias and model complexity.

Explores AI limitations, failures, and biases in machine learning, highlighting discrimination issues and discussing ways to improve AI systems for more ethical and accurate outcomes.

Explore the complexities of AI vulnerability disclosure, focusing on ethical challenges, bias management, and security implications while examining real-world cases and solutions for responsible reporting.

Explore data-centric AI development approaches for adapting foundation models to complex use cases, focusing on techniques for pre-training, instruction-tuning, and task-specific fine-tuning.

Kasia Chmielinski uses a sandwich metaphor to explain AI systems and advocates for "nutrition labels" on AI to ensure fairer, more transparent algorithms. She discusses how data reform can improve AI development and accountability.

True medical breakthroughs can take an average of 17 years, which can be dramatically reduced to seconds with AI, but it still needs to be watched carefully. With the proper safeguards like AI transparency, independent testing and verification systems, AI can be a valuable hack to make rapid advance

Artificial intelligence is transforming healthcare, but what happens when the data behind these systems carries the same biases found in society? In this compelling talk, Tomisin Adebari explores how biased data can shape the decisions made by healthcare artificial intelligence systems. While AI ha

No dejes que el pasado defina tu futuro. Cuando el futuro se escribe con datos del pasado, ser una misma se convierte en un acto político. A través de ejemplos cotidianos, descubriremos cómo los modelos de inteligencia artificial reflejan las reglas ocultas de la sociedad y qué acciones simples pode

This talk challenges the dominant narrative that artificial intelligence is neutral, objective, and inevitable. Drawing on lived experience in education, engineering, and data science, Karen Colbert reveals how AI systems often reproduce historical inequities because they are built on incomplete dat