ASU’s annual Machine Learning Day will once again be hosted by the B2C2 initiative on West Campus, Friday, April 9. It brings together scholars from across multiple fields who make use of ML in their research to give talks and provide tutorials. More information can be found here.
We will be welcoming our colleague at ASU, Katie Pine, for our final B2C2 talk for the semester on Wednesday, April 13, at 10:30 Arizona Time (17:30 UTC). Please join us for the informal talk. Feeding the Machine out of Thin Air: Data Crafting in the ‘Data-Driven’ OrganizationKathleen Pine(w/ Melissa Mazmanian) Read more…
We are very pleased to host Professor Marcello di Bello for our next B2C2 talk on Wednesday, March 23, 10:30-11:30 Arizona time (17:30 UTC). Please join us. The literature on algorithmic fairness in computer science is replete with impossibility theorems. They show that no predictive algorithm can concurrently achieve different Read more…
Join us on September 22 at 2pm for the next B2C2 seminar, “Talk: Critical Digital Studies, DH, and Ethical Collaboration,” with Liz Grumbach (Program Manager for Digital Humanities and Research at the Lincoln Center for Applied Ethics) and Sarah Florini (Ass. Prof. of Film and Media Studies). Critical digital studies Read more…
Our own Shawn Walker will be speaking at a forum at the New America Foundation on the January 6 attacks on the Capitol. The event is online at noon eastern on June 24. Registration may be found here. (Picture from REUTERS/Cheney Orr)
Arizona State University- April 9, 2021New College of Interdisciplinary Arts and Science 8:30 AM – 9:00 AM – Registration/Check in 9:00 AM – 5:00 PM – Event on Zoom Open to Current College & University students, Business and Industry professionals You are invited to Arizona State University’s virtual Machine Learning Read more…
On March 17, at 2-3pm Mountain Time (21:00 GMT), Alex Hanna is scheduled to speak as part of the B2C2 series. Dr. Hanna is part of the Ethical AI Team at Google. Her talk is entitled “Beyond Bias: Algorithmic Unfairness, Infrastructure, and Genealogies of Data.” Problems of algorithmic bias are Read more…
Next meeting March 11, 1-2pm Mountain The next meeting of the B2C2 Reading Group (organized by Profs. Perla Vargas and Nick Proferes) will be discussing “New Frontiers in Ambulatory Assessment: Big Data Methods for Capturing Couples’ Emotions, Vocalizations, and Physiology in Daily Life.” Please contact the organizers to be added Read more…