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SUMMARY:Prototyping Feminist AI | Stanford University HAI
DESCRIPTION:How can feminist methodologies and approaches be applied and be transformative when developing AI and ADM systems? How can AI innovation and social systems innovation be catalysed concomitantly to create a positive movement for social change larger than the sum of the data science or social science parts? How can we produce actionable research that will lead to the profound changes needed – from scratch – in the processes to produce AI? Can we prototype better digital futures? Which disciplines should we include? Where are the gaps? And how can we make a strong case to prototype different\, better digital futures\, before embarking on big AI projects in the public sector? The seminar will collect ideas and experiences from different disciplines to draft a blueprint for a better modelled digital future. \n[…]\n\n\n\n 
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/hai-weekly-seminar-with-renata-avila-stanford-university/
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SUMMARY:“News you don’t believe”: User perspectives on f*ke news and misinformation | Shorenstein Center
DESCRIPTION:Users’ perspectives on what f*ke news and misinformation is and isn’t\, who drives it\, and where people say they see it are important for understanding the scale and scope of public concern\, and how this corresponds with research insights and aligns with proposed responses to these problems\, as well as for the credibility and even effect of responses. In this presentation\, Professor Rasmus Kleis Nielsen\, Director of the Reuters Institute for the Study of Journalism\, will use survey data and focus group material from Reuters Institute research to present an overview of user perspectives on “fake news” and misinformation more broadly\, and identify some commonalities and differences between how\, respectively\, the public\, researchers\, and policymakers talk about these problems. \n[…] \n\n 
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/news-you-dont-believe-user-perspectives-on-fke-news-and-misinformation-shorenstein-center/
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SUMMARY:Cybersecurity in 2021 and Beyond: The Aftermath of the SolarWinds Attack | Georgetown University
DESCRIPTION:In December 2020\, it was first reported that SolarWinds\, a major US information technology firm\, experienced a massive cyberattack which affected up to 18\,000 clients\, including numerous US government agencies and Fortune 500 companies whose networks and data were exposed and vulnerable for months. \nDescribed by Microsoft’s president Brad Smith\, one of the affected clients\, as “the largest and most sophisticated attack the world has ever seen\,” the US government investigation attributed the cyberattack to Russian intelligence\, with Russia then denying responsibility. As details continue to emerge\, the implications will affect a range of sensitive activities—from software supply chain management to strategies to protect critical infrastructure\, to new approaches in national and global cybersecurity. \n[…]
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/cybersecurity-in-2021-and-beyond-the-aftermath-of-the-solarwinds-attack-georgetown-university/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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SUMMARY:AI\, Autonomous Systems and Espionage: The Coming Revolution in Intelligence Affairs | Georgetown University
DESCRIPTION:f–field f–eyebrow  \n f–field f–page-title  \n cc–component-container cc–intro  \n\nArtificial Intelligence and autonomous systems are poised to transform the practice of espionage. This “revolution in intelligence affairs” will lead to machines serving as more than just tools for collection and analysis\, but as intelligence consumers\, decision-makers\, and targets of intelligence operations. Former National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency Chief Technology Officer Anthony Vinci will join CSET Distinguished Fellow and Former NGA Director Robert Cardillo for an illuminating discussion on the coming intelligence revolution and how the U.S. government should adapt for this new reality. \n[…]\n\n f–field f–richtext
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/ai-autonomous-systems-and-espionage-the-coming-revolution-in-intelligence-affairs-georgetown-university/
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SUMMARY:The Oxford Internet Institute @ 20 | The Oxford Internet Institute
DESCRIPTION:This 1 hour online panel discussion to mark the 20th Anniversary of the OII brings together a unique gathering of the current and former Directors of the OII. Given their experience in leading the helm of the Institute they will reflect on what the OII has achieved and what pressing technology challenges this community can address right now and in the future. They will discuss the question how the internet can be used for the good and benefit for all. \nOur panellists are:\nProfessor Victoria Nash (current Director)\nProfessor Philip Howard\nProfessor Helen Margetts\nDr Andrew Graham\nProfessor Bill Dutton \n[…]\n\n 
URL:https://mediawell.ssrc.org/event/the-oxford-internet-institute-20-the-oxford-internet-institute/
CATEGORIES:Talk
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