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Had a great time talking about multiagent systems, RL, and hockey with @scott_lilwall and @alonamarie! Thanks for having me on.
#Moneyball has revolutionized baseball. But “invasion games” like hockey teaches us how AI works as a team.
In this playoff edition of Approximately Correct, @DTRadke7 from @NHLBlackhawks talks multi-agent #AI, pro hockey the future of cooperative AI.
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✨Technology + Digital Studies @ArtsLettersND is hiring a 2025-2027 Postdoctoral Teaching Scholar✨at the intersection of computing/data science and liberal arts broadly construed. Cross-disciplinary scholars are encouraged to apply: apply.interfolio.com/163245
Review starts 3/3/25
The first Crash Course @ArtsLettersND of Fall 2024 - AI in the Wild in conjunction with Football Fridays @NDAlumni! Join us tomorrow at 2:30pm to learn about the uses and impacts of generative AI #GoIrish 🍀
ALT A gold and blue lawn sign on the Notre Dame campus advertising “Crash Course with Arts and Letters: AI in the Wild”
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“..an AI literacy campaign should [] encourage the demand for policies that shift the playing field so that AI developers must adapt to human values, rather than humans adapting to an economic imperative.” — new from @uwcrimelab Marcel O’Gorman medium.com/@marcelogorman/ad…
Also here: theglobeandmail.com/opinion/…
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ARE TOMORROW'S ENGINEERS READY TO FACE AI'S ETHICAL CHALLENGES?
Our team finds engineering students are woefully unprepared for AI's ethical dilemmas & engr colleges often provide little serious training
w/@egoldenkoff @CindyFinelli
theconversation.com/are-tomo… - @ConversationUS
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Responsible technological design requires a culture of engineering whose values reflect these intended design outcomes.
Join this conversation on Fri Mar 22 with Kari Zacharias, Jennifer Howcroft, and Naomi Paul for Critical Tech Talk 8! @UWaterloo uwaterloo.ca/arts/events/cri…
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Excited to close out the dissertation-writing with another PRES lecture! And glad that @lexiorch has once again agreed to provide her insight as my respondent. See ya April 5th😀
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Very excited to formally share some of the work we've been doing at the @uwcrimelab with critical design and responsible innovation over the last couple years! New publication out now... 👀🤓 doi.org/10.1080/23299460.202…
Good morning #4s2023!
Kicking things off today with pt 1+2 of the ‘Talking story’ about innovation and making change panel. Come check out a great group! 🤩 #4sHonolulu
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Who counts as human is crucial in a context where big tech aims to control the future of so-called humanity and the AI race closes the gap between human and machine communications.
Register for this important discussion with @blkmaterialist on Sept 20: eventbrite.ca/e/critical-tec…
Recently visited the Regenerative Futures exhibit at Space10. Products of Place shows a city’s abundant materials reimagined as sustainable eating accessories. A plate made of yogurt cups from Saskatoon! very cool work 🤓
ALT Collage of plates made with different cities’ abundant materials
In collaboration with @oiostudio and generative AI, Products of Place visualises a near-future where an AI-powered design process generates products with materials that are locally abundant. bit.ly/44l7rX5
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Congrats Dr. Radke! Cheers to your hard work and the next big adventure 🎉🤩
Excited to announce that I’ve successfully defended my PhD at @UWCheritonCS, titled “The Impact of Teams in Multiagent Systems”!
Big thanks to my family, all my collaborators (especially @lexiorch), and my advisors @kateslarson and @tim_brecht!
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Appreciate the opportunity to bring this back lol 🙃 #AppleVisionPro
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Awesome week in London at @aamas2023 sharing our research on learning in multiagent teams, agent credo, and multiagent problems in sports!
Lots of interesting work and conversations throughout the whole week.
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Read how @uwcrimelab PhD candidate Alexi Orchard incorporated lessons on data equity and design justice into an Engineering workshop for measuring access in public spaces! @lexiorch @uw_english @uwaterlooARTS latech4good.org/news/waterlo…
Thank you @LATech4Good for inviting me to share my data equity workshop takeaways! We – engineers, designers, and educators – must listen to and collaborate with the communities that our work impacts most. Read more: latech4good.org/news/waterlo…
Thank you @LATech4Good for inviting me to share my data equity workshop takeaways! We – engineers, designers, and educators – must listen to and collaborate with the communities that our work impacts most. Read more: latech4good.org/news/waterlo…
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Some of our @uw_english @uwcrimelab scholars, Heather Love, Rebecca Sherlock, and Alexi Orchard, presented their Critical Design for Responsible Innovation workshop at @IEEEethics at Purdue University this week @IEEESSIT Great work! 👏👏
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Congratulations to @uw_english @uwcrimelab alum Neha Ravella @rawvella + team @mozilla on their award winning podcast IRL: AI in Real Life at this year’s @TheWebbyAwards 👏🎉
Check it out: winners.webbyawards.com/2023…
ALT Title of podcast: IRL: AI in Real Life
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Timely article from @WIRED to follow our recent Critical Tech Talk with Claire Horn, @MutumbaMargaret, @arcattapan on artificial wombs! 🤩
Access the @uwcrimelab event recap and recording here: criticalmedia.uwaterloo.ca/c…
Ectogenesis has the potential to transform reproductive labor, but without proper legislation, it could also wreak havoc on the rights of women and people with wombs to access safe and legal abortion. wired.trib.al/QfMaxI7
