Season 3 of Knowledge Equity Lab Podcast Launches
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Chealsye Bowley
Sep 20, 2022, 12:00:21 PM9/20/22
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The Knowledge Equity Lab has launched the third season of its podcast today! This season will feature 5 episodes that will be released bi-weekly through November.
In the third season of the podcast, the politics of knowledge production, exchange and circulation will continue to be interrogated – but with a special focus on exploring the implications of the widespread and often uncritical use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technologies. In particular the use of these technologies by corporate publishers and data analytics companies will be examined.
The first episode features Dr. Alex Hannah, Dylan Baker, and Dr. Milagros Miceli of the Distributed AI Research Institute. DAIR is an interdisciplinary and globally distributed organization rooted in the belief that AI is not inevitable, its harms are preventable, and when its production and deployment include more diverse perspectives and more deliberate processes, it can be beneficial.
Listen now to episode one: https://knowledgeequitylab.ca/podcast/s3ep1/
Follow on Twitter @KnowEquityLab, subscribe to the podcast on Apple or Spotify, and please share the podcast with your colleagues.
In the third season of the podcast, the politics of knowledge production, exchange and circulation will continue to be interrogated – but with a special focus on exploring the implications of the widespread and often uncritical use of Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning technologies. In particular the use of these technologies by corporate publishers and data analytics companies will be examined.
The first episode features Dr. Alex Hannah, Dylan Baker, and Dr. Milagros Miceli of the Distributed AI Research Institute. DAIR is an interdisciplinary and globally distributed organization rooted in the belief that AI is not inevitable, its harms are preventable, and when its production and deployment include more diverse perspectives and more deliberate processes, it can be beneficial.
Listen now to episode one: https://knowledgeequitylab.ca/podcast/s3ep1/
Follow on Twitter @KnowEquityLab, subscribe to the podcast on Apple or Spotify, and please share the podcast with your colleagues.
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