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Evan Selinger

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2022-05-29
New York Times

Proctoring companies like Honorlock that track students' keystrokes and cursor movements during exams to prevent cheating allegedly punish normal behavior

An unsettling glimpse at the digitization of education.  —  A Florida teenager taking a biology class at a community college got an upsetting note this year. Tweets: @zeynep , @random_walker , @pt , @...

2022-05-28
New York Times

Proctoring software like Honorlock that track students' movements during online exams to prevent cheating are criticized for allegedly flagging normal behavior

An unsettling glimpse at the digitization of education.  — Give this article- - - Read in app Tweets: @zeynep , @random_walker , @hypervisible , @nytimestech , @_aloisi , @pt , @evanselinger , @autumm...

2021-10-15
The Verge 8 related

Facebook details Ego4D, a research project in partnership with 13 universities that uses first-person video to improve perception by AI assistants

cataloguing not just what you say but the physical world around you. Such systems could be incredibly useful, of course, but have huge privacy implications. https://www.theverge.com/... https://twitte...

2021-09-19
Washington Post

Profile of Chris Gilliard, aka @hypervisible, who has helped coin concepts like “digital redlining” to highlight the impact of tech on marginalized groups

Chris Gilliard grew up with racist policing in Detroit.  He sees a new form of oppression in the tech we use every day. Tweets: @willoremus , @ruchowdh , @ethicsoftech , @bostonjoan , @clancynewyork ,...

2021-06-15
VICE

A look at lip-reading AI, with development supported by Google, Sony, and Huawei, as startups begin deploying it in hospitals, public transport systems, more

First came facial recognition.  Now, an early form of lip-reading AI is being deployed in hospitals, power plants, public transportation, and more. Tweets: @evanselinger , @vice , and @zenalbatross Tw...

2021-05-03
Bloomberg

Moscow's facial recognition network, hailed by officials as an aid for catching criminals and enforcing COVID-19 restrictions, is now used to catch protesters

Bloomberg : Tweets: @biannagolodryga and @evanselinger Tweets: Bianna Golodryga / @biannagolodryga : More than 50 people who participated in last month's protests were detained via facial recognition...

2021-04-14
MIT Technology Review 1 related

A glossary to help decode the language used by Google and Facebook to reassure the public about AI responsibility without inviting deeper scrutiny

50-ish words you can use to show that you care without incriminating yourself.  —  AI researchers often say good machine learning is really more art than science. Tweets: @_karenhao , @beteropdefiets ...

2021-01-06
Pando

Q&A with Frank Pasquale on his new book “New Laws of Robotics”, engaging with science fiction, ethics in AI, big tech, professionalism, and more

Evan Selinger / Pando : Tweets: @pandodaily , @iethics , @evanselinger , and @allison_pugh Tweets: Pando / @pandodaily : Physicians can lose their licenses if they push the interest of a pharmaceutic...

2020-08-16
Wall Street Journal

As companies start using AI-software to detect race or ethnicity, often as part of market research, researchers worry it will fuel bias and discrimination

When Revlon Inc. wanted to know what lipstick women of different races and in different countries were wearing, the cosmetics giant didn't need to send out a survey. Tweets: @georgejoseph94 , @evan_gr...

2020-05-11
Wired

In its quasi-judiciary role, Facebook Oversight Board is neutered from the start since it can not mandate codes of conduct or effectively help minimize harm

The company's new review board is designed to move slowly and keep things intact.  —  My late colleague, Neil Postman … Tweets: @elibietti , @elinor_carmi , @wired , @ptnoo , @k8henne , @arielbogle , ...

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