When MIT Media Lab researcher Joy Buolamwini discovers that facial recognition does not see dark-skinned faces accurately, she embarks on a journey to push for the first-ever U.S. legislation against bias in algorithms that impact us all.
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Shalini Kantayya
Director
Joy Buolamwini
Self - Ph.D. Candidate, MIT Media Lab
Meredith Broussard
Self - Author, Artificial Unintelligence
Cathy O'Neil
Self - Author, Weapons of Math Destruction
Silkie Carlo
Self - Director, Big Brother Watch UK
Zeynep Tüfekçi
Self - Author, Twitter and Tear Gas
Amy Webb
Self - Futurist
Amy Webb
Self - Author, The Big Nine
Tranae Moran
Self - Brooklyn Tenant
Virginia Eubanks
Self - Author, Automating Inequality
Icemae Downes
Self - Brooklyn Tenant
Ravi Naik
Self - UK Human Rights Lawyer
Deborah Raji
Self - Research Fellow, Partnership on A.I.
Timnit Gebru
Self - Technical Co-Lead, Ethical A.I. Team at Google
Safiya Umoja Noble
Self - Author, Algorithms of Oppression
Wolfie O'Neil
Self - Cathy's Son
Kiri Soares
Self - School Principal
Daniel Santos
Self - Middle School Teacher
LaTonya Myers
Self - Criminal Justice Activist
Mark Houldin
Self - Lawyer
Christopher Seward
Writer
Paul Rachman
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Kurt Engfehr
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