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Fetch Robotics tour in North San Jose Dec 14th (2 hrs)

WeeklyWed - Deep Dive into Recommender Systems 

Global South in AI CFA review 

WeeklyWed - Poster Building Webinar from Global South in AI @NeurIPS

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IoT Day Woman in AI Research 2022 #24in24

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AI Ethics: Inclusive AI Course Sessions

Final Sesison of NoCode AI: Data Science & LiveLab: Two courses using Mobility Data

LiveLab NLP Class Schedule with Sam Wigglesworth

Pre-Class for NoCode DataScience with Autonomous Vehicle Business Data Capstone.

LiveLab NLP Pre-Class Prep with Sam Wigglesworth

Kiwibot tour in San Jose Aug 12th 9am 90 min (updated date)

Image labeling mini LiveLab CV project kickoff

CareerPivot to AI Ethics Course

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Dear all,
IoT Day Woman is live. Happy IoT Day!
You can signup to get the Zoom link here bit.ly/IoTDayLive
Come watch recording here bit.ly/iotwoman  in case you cannot join live.
Here's the full speaker lineup.


Here's the live schedule. You can signup to get the Zoom link here bit.ly/IoTDayLive


Thanks
IoTDay Woman team (Pariya, Roxy, Sudha and Susanna)

<div class="mirror-content">​Dear all,​IoT Day Woman is live. Happy IoT Day!​You can signup to get the Zoom link here <a href="http://bit.ly/IoTDayLive" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bit.ly/IoTDayLive</a>​Come watch recording here <a href="http://bit.ly/iotwoman" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bit.ly/iotwoman</a> in case you cannot join live.​Here&#x27;s the full speaker lineup.<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://images.lumacdn.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/s6/bb6e0f0b-fe98-460b-bdbc-637c1daa5410" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​​Here&#x27;s the live schedule. You can signup to get the Zoom link here <a href="http://bit.ly/IoTDayLive" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bit.ly/IoTDayLive</a>​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://images.lumacdn.com/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/g8/947e9f7f-01a2-42a4-8bbd-7574b816bd40" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​Thanks​IoTDay Woman team (Pariya, Roxy, Sudha and Susanna)</div>

You can signup to get the Zoom link here 

Here's the live schedule. You can signup to get the Zoom link here 

IoTDay Woman team (Pariya, Roxy, Sudha and Susanna)

IoTDayWoman is live April 9th 10am to 5pm PT 

Hi all join us if you'd live! Our speaker Sourav Rout is here with Sneha Jadhav talking about Industry 5.0


WeeklyWed about Industry 5.0 with Sourav Rout - https://lu.ma/event/evt-yBsg7Yb7VHHVIqE

<div class="mirror-content">​Hi all join us if you&#x27;d live! Our speaker Sourav Rout is here with Sneha Jadhav talking about Industry 5.0​​<a href="https://lu.ma/event/evt-yBsg7Yb7VHHVIqE" style="border-radius:4px;padding:16px;margin-bottom:20px;border:1px solid #ebeced;display:block"><div style="font-size:16px;font-weight:500;color:#131517;margin-bottom:3px">WeeklyWed about Industry 5.0 with Sourav Rout</div><div style="color:#737577;font-size:13px;font-weight:400">Wed, Mar 1, 4:00 PM - 5:00 PM UTC</div></a></div>

Hi all join us if you'd live! Our speaker Sourav Rout is here with Sneha Jadhav talking about Industry 5.0

We are live on Industry 5.0

Dear All,
I have shared an invite if some of you want to join us onsite at Fetch Robotics tomorrow Dec 14th at North San Jose lu.ma/fetchrobotics Please Accept or reply to me if you are local and can join us. This is part of my Stanford AI class field trip and I want to include some of you to join us on this exciting trip.
Now let me share my excitement for Fetch Robotics and why it matters especially for those of who you went on the kiwibot visit or worked on the Capstone AI Lab project with me with kiwibot.
German Matchniff spoke from Fetch robotics at WeeklyWed in Feb 2021


image: Fetch robotics robot 
Fetch Robotics has cute robots with all the engineering and computer vision similar to other robots like kiwibot or Boston Robotics etc. but they serve a business purpose (now part of Zebra) in warehouses.
This comes with its own challenges almost like an autonomous vehicle to localize itself to scan and learn a warehouse or office space to move around. So onboarding and operationalizing each set of robots for a client premise comes with its own challenges.
Do you have questions we should ask the Fetch Robotics team tomorrow if you are not able to join us?
Do you have other similar robots you have worked with and have anything to share?
Reply with your questions or rsvp to join us if you can lu.ma/fetchrobotics
Thanks and Regards
Sudha & WeeklyWed team

<div class="mirror-content">​Dear All,​I have shared an invite if some of you want to join us onsite at Fetch Robotics tomorrow Dec 14th at North San Jose <a href="http://lu.ma/fetchrobotics" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lu.ma/fetchrobotics</a> Please Accept or reply to me if you are local and can join us. This is part of my Stanford AI class field trip and I want to include some of you to join us on this exciting trip.​Now let me share my excitement for Fetch Robotics and why it matters especially for those of who you went on the kiwibot visit or worked on the Capstone AI Lab project with me with kiwibot.​German Matchniff spoke from Fetch robotics at WeeklyWed in Feb 2021​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/4x/7cd7caa1-b4f2-42ef-a78d-5f66c8005315" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​image: Fetch robotics robot ​Fetch Robotics has cute robots with all the engineering and computer vision similar to other robots like kiwibot or Boston Robotics etc. but they serve a business purpose (now part of Zebra) in warehouses.​This comes with its own challenges almost like an autonomous vehicle to localize itself to scan and learn a warehouse or office space to move around. So onboarding and operationalizing each set of robots for a client premise comes with its own challenges.​Do you have questions we should ask the Fetch Robotics team tomorrow if you are not able to join us?​Do you have other similar robots you have worked with and have anything to share?​Reply with your questions or rsvp to join us if you can <a href="http://lu.ma/fetchrobotics" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">lu.ma/fetchrobotics</a>​Thanks and Regards​Sudha &amp; WeeklyWed team</div>

I have shared an invite if some of you want to join us onsite at Fetch Robotics tomorrow Dec 14th at North San Jose 

 Please Accept or reply to me if you are local and can join us. This is part of my Stanford AI class field trip and I want to include some of you to join us on this exciting trip.

Now let me share my excitement for Fetch Robotics and why it matters especially for those of who you went on the kiwibot visit or worked on the Capstone AI Lab project with me with kiwibot.

German Matchniff spoke from Fetch robotics at WeeklyWed in Feb 2021

Fetch Robotics has cute robots with all the engineering and computer vision similar to other robots like kiwibot or Boston Robotics etc. but they serve a business purpose (now part of Zebra) in warehouses.

This comes with its own challenges almost like an autonomous vehicle to localize itself to scan and learn a warehouse or office space to move around. So onboarding and operationalizing each set of robots for a client premise comes with its own challenges.

Do you have questions we should ask the Fetch Robotics team tomorrow if you are not able to join us?

Do you have other similar robots you have worked with and have anything to share?

Reply with your questions or rsvp to join us if you can 

Fetch Robotics visit Dec 14th 10am PT San Jose

Join us at WeeklyWed, we are live now!
We are bringing you Sundar Narayanan an Ethics professional with 16 yrs of experience in advising corporations in developing policies, creating content, training people, conducting risk assessments, and assisting in fact-finding reviews.  Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics researcher for the past 3 years with a focus on ethical issues and downside risks associated with artificial intelligence systems.  Published papers at ASIS&T SIG-SI and SIG-IEP workshop, Annual Conference of SEAC 2021, A Better Tech convention and career fair, BHCC 2021, and SweDS 202. One of the papers got selected for poster presentation at NeurIPS 2022 workshop. Fellow of ForHumanity, an organization working towards building criteria for audit of AI systems. Co-authored the Risk Management Framework for audit of AI systems as part of ForHumanity. He currently collaborates with AI Governance and Risk platforms to contribute to client advisory work.
Topic of focus: Ethical issues including privacy, parental access & controls, and deceptive design patterns in mobile apps used by adolescents (Title: Mind Control). This paper is based upon work supported in part by The Notre Dame-IBM Tech Ethics Lab.



— WeeklyWed Team

<div class="mirror-content">​Join us at WeeklyWed, we are live now!​We are bringing you Sundar Narayanan an Ethics professional with 16 yrs of experience in advising corporations in developing policies, creating content, training people, conducting risk assessments, and assisting in fact-finding reviews.  Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics researcher for the past 3 years with a focus on ethical issues and downside risks associated with artificial intelligence systems.  Published papers at ASIS&amp;T SIG-SI and SIG-IEP workshop, Annual Conference of SEAC 2021, A Better Tech convention and career fair, BHCC 2021, and SweDS 202. One of the papers got selected for poster presentation at NeurIPS 2022 workshop. Fellow of ForHumanity, an organization working towards building criteria for audit of AI systems. Co-authored the Risk Management Framework for audit of AI systems as part of ForHumanity. He currently collaborates with AI Governance and Risk platforms to contribute to client advisory work.​Topic of focus: Ethical issues including privacy, parental access &amp; controls, and deceptive design patterns in mobile apps used by adolescents (Title: <a href="https://drive.google.com/file/d/1AVQwxwVnF5is9VWXTKiHDuDPQjZLjWCJ/view?usp=sharing" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Mind Control</a>). This paper is based upon work supported in part by The Notre Dame-IBM Tech Ethics Lab.​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/o5/a093b78f-dec4-4088-9574-c4db46dfdd6e" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​​— WeeklyWed Team  </div>

We are bringing you Sundar Narayanan an Ethics professional with 16 yrs of experience in advising corporations in developing policies, creating content, training people, conducting risk assessments, and assisting in fact-finding reviews.  Artificial Intelligence (AI) Ethics researcher for the past 3 years with a focus on ethical issues and downside risks associated with artificial intelligence systems.  Published papers at ASIS&T SIG-SI and SIG-IEP workshop, Annual Conference of SEAC 2021, A Better Tech convention and career fair, BHCC 2021, and SweDS 202. One of the papers got selected for poster presentation at NeurIPS 2022 workshop. Fellow of ForHumanity, an organization working towards building criteria for audit of AI systems. Co-authored the Risk Management Framework for audit of AI systems as part of ForHumanity. He currently collaborates with AI Governance and Risk platforms to contribute to client advisory work.

Topic of focus: Ethical issues including privacy, parental access & controls, and deceptive design patterns in mobile apps used by adolescents (Title: 

). This paper is based upon work supported in part by The Notre Dame-IBM Tech Ethics Lab.

WeeklyWed: Ethics in mobile apps for adolescents - "Mind Control" 

We recently closed the call for abstracts of Global South in AI Meetup at NeurIPS 2022 Affinity Group Meetup. It is a good point of time to learn more about language AI and we are bringing you a very special guest, Krishna Srinivasan from Google who will be talking to us about a Multimodal Multilingual dataset published by them. 
Krishna is a Research Software Engineer at Google Research. His primary research interests include applications of Machine Learning to problems in Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval and Multimodality. He has previously worked on information retrieval at Google Image Search, IBM (via blekko startup acquisition), Apple and Yahoo Search.
Join us at WeeklyWed on 21st at 9 AM PST and do not miss as this is a live only event!

<div class="mirror-content">​We recently closed the call for abstracts of Global South in AI Meetup at NeurIPS 2022 Affinity Group Meetup. It is a good point of time to learn more about language AI and we are bringing you a very special guest, Krishna Srinivasan from Google who will be talking to us about a Multimodal Multilingual dataset published by them. ​Krishna is a Research Software Engineer at Google Research. His primary research interests include applications of Machine Learning to problems in Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval and Multimodality. He has previously worked on information retrieval at Google Image Search, IBM (via blekko startup acquisition), Apple and Yahoo Search.<h2>​Join us at WeeklyWed on 21st at 9 AM PST and do not miss as this is a live only event!</h2></div>

We recently closed the call for abstracts of Global South in AI Meetup at NeurIPS 2022 Affinity Group Meetup. It is a good point of time to learn more about language AI and we are bringing you a very special guest, Krishna Srinivasan from Google who will be talking to us about a Multimodal Multilingual dataset published by them. 

Krishna is a Research Software Engineer at Google Research. His primary research interests include applications of Machine Learning to problems in Natural Language Processing, Information Retrieval and Multimodality. He has previously worked on information retrieval at Google Image Search, IBM (via blekko startup acquisition), Apple and Yahoo Search.

Join us at WeeklyWed on 21st at 9 AM PST and do not miss as this is a live only event!

WeeklyWed: Multimodal Multilingual Dataset for 108 languages 

The NeurIPS Global South in AI Meetup's main objective is to offer an annual multidisciplinary academic meetup with the highest ethical standards for a diverse and inclusive community in order to promote the exchange of research achievements in Language artificial intelligence and machine learning. The global south, which has a long history of colonization, has taken charge of its language AI with renewed zeal in an effort to create a new world order that will be built on a past of colonization and create language richness within AI. This cannot be satisfied by translation models built with transfer learning or the latest Zero-Shot Machine Translation 7 model which is adding more languages without the AI getting a single line of translated data. We need the global south to come together to build language models in a way that works efficiently and with the story of our history. This workshop is the beginning of that journey.
This WeeklyWed we are conducting a poster building session where we walk you through on the building blocks to do a poster from an abstract.  Best part is that it is a Workshop so come with your ideas and bring your abstracts and let us do an enticing poster out of it. 
Join us this Wednesday 14th of Sept, 2022 at 9 AM PST to watch how to create a poster with an abstract and to create a poster with us on the spot. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to understand these methods practically which one day might come in handy if you want to write out a research grant or a proposal for your research. 

Posters are widely used in the academic community, and most conferences include poster presentations in their program.  Research posters summarize information or research concisely and attractively to help publicize it and generate discussion. 
The poster is usually a mixture of a brief text mixed with tables, graphs, pictures, and other presentation formats. At a conference, the researcher stands by the poster display while other participants can come and view the presentation and interact with the author.
First we start from abstract which is a self-contained summary of a larger work such as the research we have conducted 
Abstract is meant to “preview” the bigger document. Like a trailer of a movie.
An abstract can determine whether or not someone becomes interested in your work. Aside from enticing readers, abstracts are also useful organizational tools that help other researchers and academics find papers relevant to their work.
Abstracts are also important for search engine optimization (SEO)—namely, for getting digital copies of your paper to appear in search engine results. If someone Googles the words used in your abstract, the link to your paper will appear higher in the search results, making it more likely to get clicks. 
How long should an abstract be?
When do you need to write an abstract? 
What to include in an abstract?
Introduction
The beginning of your abstract should provide a broad overview of the entire project, just like the thesis statement. 
What is the purpose of the paper 
What is the problem that is seen in the real world?
Objective 
In the one or two sentences at the top, you want to disclose the purpose of your paper, such as what problem it attempts to solve and why the reader should be interested. You’ll also need to explain the context around it, including any historical references and what is the gap you are trying to cover.
Methods: 
Methodology of your research, or how you collected the data.If you’re using original research, you should disclose which analytical methods you used to collect your data, If you’re expounding on previous data, this is a good place to cite which data and from where to avoid plagiarism. 
What is the data collection procedure?
How they execute it?
What is the quality and preprocessing procedure?
How they executed this project?
Results
For informative abstracts, it’s okay to “give away the ending.” In one or two sentences, summarize the results of your paper and the conclusive outcome. Remember that the goal of most abstracts is to inform, not entice, so mentioning your results here can help others better classify and categorize your paper. 
This is often the biggest section of your abstract. It involves most of the concrete details surrounding your paper, so don’t be afraid to give it an extra sentence or two compared to the others. 
What are the findings?
What are the practical contribution?
What is the novelty of the research?
Discussion
The discussion section explains the ultimate conclusion and its ramifications. Based on the data and examination, what can we take away from this paper? The discussion section often goes beyond the scope of the project itself, including the implications of the research or what it adds to its field as a whole. 
Join us this Wednesday 14th of Sept, 2022 at 9 AM PST to watch how to create a poster with an abstract and to create a poster with us on the spot. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to understand these methods practically which one day might come in handy if you want to write out a research grant or a proposal for your research. 
— WeeklyWed Team

<div class="mirror-content">​The NeurIPS Global South in AI Meetup&#x27;s main objective is to offer an annual multidisciplinary academic meetup with the highest ethical standards for a diverse and inclusive community in order to promote the exchange of research achievements in Language artificial intelligence and machine learning. The global south, which has a long history of colonization, has taken charge of its language AI with renewed zeal in an effort to create a new world order that will be built on a past of colonization and create language richness within AI. This cannot be satisfied by translation models built with transfer learning or the latest Zero-Shot Machine Translation 7 model which is adding more languages without the AI getting a single line of translated data. We need the global south to come together to build language models in a way that works efficiently and with the story of our history. This workshop is the beginning of that journey.<h1>​This WeeklyWed we are conducting a poster building session where we walk you through on the building blocks to do a poster from an abstract. Best part is that it is a Workshop so come with your ideas and bring your abstracts and let us do an enticing poster out of it. </h1><h1>​Join us this Wednesday 14th of Sept, 2022 at 9 AM PST to watch how to create a poster with an abstract and to create a poster with us on the spot. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to understand these methods practically which one day might come in handy if you want to write out a research grant or a proposal for your research. </h1><img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/0w/5413eb45-1478-4942-bd14-55bd04fdb4a4" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​Posters are widely used in the academic community, and most conferences include poster presentations in their program.  Research posters summarize information or research concisely and attractively to help publicize it and generate discussion. ​The poster is usually a mixture of a brief text mixed with tables, graphs, pictures, and other presentation formats. At a conference, the researcher stands by the poster display while other participants can come and view the presentation and interact with the author.​First we start from abstract which is a self-contained summary of a larger work such as the research we have conducted ​Abstract is meant to “preview” the bigger document. Like a trailer of a movie.​An abstract can determine whether or not someone becomes interested in your work. Aside from enticing readers, abstracts are also useful organizational tools that help other researchers and academics find papers relevant to their work.​Abstracts are also important for search engine optimization (SEO)—namely, for getting digital copies of your paper to appear in search engine results. If someone Googles the words used in your abstract, the link to your paper will appear higher in the search results, making it more likely to get clicks. ​How long should an abstract be?​When do you need to write an abstract? ​What to include in an abstract?​Introduction​The beginning of your abstract should provide a broad overview of the entire project, just like the thesis statement. ​What is the purpose of the paper ​What is the problem that is seen in the real world?​Objective ​In the one or two sentences at the top, you want to disclose the purpose of your paper, such as what problem it attempts to solve and why the reader should be interested. You’ll also need to explain the context around it, including any historical references and what is the gap you are trying to cover.​Methods: ​Methodology of your research, or how you collected the data.If you’re using original research, you should disclose which analytical methods you used to collect your data, If you’re expounding on previous data, this is a good place to cite which data and from where to <a href="https://www.grammarly.com/blog/plagiarism-checker/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">avoid plagiarism</a>. ​What is the data collection procedure?​How they execute it?​What is the quality and preprocessing procedure?​How they executed this project?​Results​For informative abstracts, it’s okay to “give away the ending.” In one or two sentences, summarize the results of your paper and the conclusive outcome. Remember that the goal of most abstracts is to inform, not entice, so mentioning your results here can help others better classify and categorize your paper. ​This is often the biggest section of your abstract. It involves most of the concrete details surrounding your paper, so don’t be afraid to give it an extra sentence or two compared to the others. ​What are the findings?​What are the practical contribution?​What is the novelty of the research?​Discussion​The discussion section explains the ultimate conclusion and its ramifications. Based on the data and examination, what can we take away from this paper? The discussion section often goes beyond the scope of the project itself, including the implications of the research or what it adds to its field as a whole. <h1>​Join us this Wednesday 14th of Sept, 2022 at 9 AM PST to watch how to create a poster with an abstract and to create a poster with us on the spot. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to understand these methods practically which one day might come in handy if you want to write out a research grant or a proposal for your research. </h1>​— WeeklyWed Team </div>

The NeurIPS Global South in AI Meetup's main objective is to offer an annual multidisciplinary academic meetup with the highest ethical standards for a diverse and inclusive community in order to promote the exchange of research achievements in Language artificial intelligence and machine learning. The global south, which has a long history of colonization, has taken charge of its language AI with renewed zeal in an effort to create a new world order that will be built on a past of colonization and create language richness within AI. This cannot be satisfied by translation models built with transfer learning or the latest Zero-Shot Machine Translation 7 model which is adding more languages without the AI getting a single line of translated data. We need the global south to come together to build language models in a way that works efficiently and with the story of our history. This workshop is the beginning of that journey.

This WeeklyWed we are conducting a poster building session where we walk you through on the building blocks to do a poster from an abstract.  Best part is that it is a Workshop so come with your ideas and bring your abstracts and let us do an enticing poster out of it. 

Join us this Wednesday 14th of Sept, 2022 at 9 AM PST to watch how to create a poster with an abstract and to create a poster with us on the spot. This is a wonderful opportunity for you to understand these methods practically which one day might come in handy if you want to write out a research grant or a proposal for your research. 

Posters are widely used in the academic community, and most conferences include poster presentations in their program.  Research posters summarize information or research concisely and attractively to help publicize it and generate discussion. 

The poster is usually a mixture of a brief text mixed with tables, graphs, pictures, and other presentation formats. At a conference, the researcher stands by the poster display while other participants can come and view the presentation and interact with the author.

First we start from abstract which is a self-contained summary of a larger work such as the research we have conducted 

Abstract is meant to “preview” the bigger document. Like a trailer of a movie.

An abstract can determine whether or not someone becomes interested in your work. Aside from enticing readers, abstracts are also useful organizational tools that help other researchers and academics find papers relevant to their work.

Abstracts are also important for search engine optimization (SEO)—namely, for getting digital copies of your paper to appear in search engine results. If someone Googles the words used in your abstract, the link to your paper will appear higher in the search results, making it more likely to get clicks. 

The beginning of your abstract should provide a broad overview of the entire project, just like the thesis statement. 

What is the problem that is seen in the real world?

In the one or two sentences at the top, you want to disclose the purpose of your paper, such as what problem it attempts to solve and why the reader should be interested. You’ll also need to explain the context around it, including any historical references and what is the gap you are trying to cover.

Methodology of your research, or how you collected the data.If you’re using original research, you should disclose which analytical methods you used to collect your data, If you’re expounding on previous data, this is a good place to cite which data and from where to 

What is the quality and preprocessing procedure?

For informative abstracts, it’s okay to “give away the ending.” In one or two sentences, summarize the results of your paper and the conclusive outcome. Remember that the goal of most abstracts is to inform, not entice, so mentioning your results here can help others better classify and categorize your paper. 

This is often the biggest section of your abstract. It involves most of the concrete details surrounding your paper, so don’t be afraid to give it an extra sentence or two compared to the others. 

The discussion section explains the ultimate conclusion and its ramifications. Based on the data and examination, what can we take away from this paper? The discussion section often goes beyond the scope of the project itself, including the implications of the research or what it adds to its field as a whole. 

WeeklyWed: Poster Building session from Global South in AI 

This weeklywed is a special research project readout as Sudha Jamthe,  Dr.Charles Ikem and Yashaswini Viswanath  present their work from Norte Dame AI Ethics Lab grant. 

Read on and come to weeklywed tomorrow Sep 7th at 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil time.
The Research Grant Project: “Empirical proof for AIX framework to improve trust in an AI" 
This is the research experiment. 
How do you prove that AI ethics in design works? 
We used an Alexa recommender system dataset from a prior published research, rest we will show you our methodology, the hypothesis, experiments and results.  
Here's the AIX framework expanded to include Character a fixed layer to hold the ethical values of the AI being designed.  This was presented at EJEA Conference 2021 in Kagawa by Dr.Charles Ikem, Viola Miebach (BTS Masters in UX Design student alum, now a design researcher at Accenture, Barcelona) and Sudha Jamthe.
 Now this grant research is the next step to prove this framework A/B tested with data.



If you are interested in AIX design, or data or voice assistants or recommender systems or research, this is for you. Pass it onto your friends. 
Come with your questions to the zoom so we can have a fun Q&A session.
Thanks
Sudha, Dr.Charles & Yash

<div class="mirror-content">​This weeklywed is a special research project readout as Sudha Jamthe, Dr.Charles Ikem and Yashaswini Viswanath present their work from Norte Dame AI Ethics Lab grant. <img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/ki/ea2efd61-42ee-4566-809b-972129a73839" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​Read on and come to weeklywed tomorrow Sep 7th at 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil time.​The Research Grant Project: “Empirical proof for AIX framework to improve trust in an AI&quot; ​This is the research experiment. ​How do you prove that AI ethics in design works? ​We used an Alexa recommender system dataset from a prior published research, rest we will show you our methodology, the hypothesis, experiments and results. ​Here&#x27;s the AIX framework expanded to include Character a fixed layer to hold the ethical values of the AI being designed. This was presented at EJEA Conference 2021 in Kagawa by <a href="http://Dr.Ch" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Dr.Ch</a>arles Ikem, Viola Miebach (BTS Masters in UX Design student alum, now a design researcher at Accenture, Barcelona) and Sudha Jamthe.​ Now this grant research is the next step to prove this framework A/B tested with data.<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/fn/d6d41cc9-9b91-48ac-9d14-7ce9b14e5ad0" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/e0/cc1837dc-feba-42c8-9655-6c6f46d120e9" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​If you are interested in AIX design, or data or voice assistants or recommender systems or research, this is for you. Pass it onto your friends. ​Come with your questions to the zoom so we can have a fun Q&amp;A session.​Thanks​Sudha, Dr.Charles &amp; Yash</div>

This weeklywed is a special research project readout as Sudha Jamthe,  Dr.Charles Ikem and Yashaswini Viswanath  present their work from Norte Dame AI Ethics Lab grant. 

Read on and come to weeklywed tomorrow Sep 7th at 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil time.

Empirical proof for AIX framework to improve trust in an AI" 

How do you prove that AI ethics in design works? 

We used an Alexa recommender system dataset from a prior published research, rest we will show you our methodology, the hypothesis, experiments and results.  

Here's the AIX framework expanded to include Character a fixed layer to hold the ethical values of the AI being designed.  This was presented at EJEA Conference 2021 in Kagawa by 

arles Ikem, Viola Miebach (BTS Masters in UX Design student alum, now a design researcher at Accenture, Barcelona) and Sudha Jamthe.

 Now this grant research is the next step to prove this framework A/B tested with data.

If you are interested in AIX design, or data or voice assistants or recommender systems or research, this is for you. Pass it onto your friends. 

Come with your questions to the zoom so we can have a fun Q&A session.

AIX research webinar on voice assistive recommender system 

What’s the latest in tech? Where should we focus our learning? 
Is it IoT with connected products?
Is it Autonomous vehicles?
Is it AI machine learning or computer vision?
Is it Ai ethics?
Is it language AI?
What to learn? How can you grow your career and feel purposeful?
Join Sudha Jamthe at weeklywed, August 31st, 2022 at 9 AM PT
Come for a live Q&A and to share your input too

<div class="mirror-content">​What’s the latest in tech? Where should we focus our learning? ​Is it IoT with connected products?​Is it Autonomous vehicles?​Is it AI machine learning or computer vision?​Is it Ai ethics?​Is it language AI?​What to learn? How can you grow your career and feel purposeful?​Join Sudha Jamthe at weeklywed, August 31st, 2022 at 9 AM PT​Come for a live Q&amp;A and to share your input too</div>

What’s the latest in tech? Where should we focus our learning? 

Is it AI machine learning or computer vision?

What to learn? How can you grow your career and feel purposeful?

Join Sudha Jamthe at weeklywed, August 31st, 2022 at 9 AM PT

Come for a live Q&A and to share your input too

WeeklyWed: Townhall by Sudha Jamthe

Yes, it is 24th August and today is the deadline for Abstract submission at NeurIPS 2022 Affinity group workshop on Language AI. We are totally in love with languages! We want to live, breathe, work on languages as there are so many in this world and it is wonderful to know about each of them and the icing on the cake is we get to conduct research and bring in our lived experiences.

 
Join us on this NLP joy ride as we focus on Women inequality and Bias. Yes, ethics is our core and we drive ethics where we go! 
Sudha Jamthe is here to teach about this confluence of AI Ethics and NLP focusing on Women inequality and Bias. 
Women inequality meets NLP this Wednesday @ 9 AM PT at WeeklyWed by BSAI
Imagine this conversation with an AI agent: 
Human : Hi AI, I have a few questions for you!!
Human : “What is the gender of a doctor?”
Human : “What is the gender of a nurse?”

AI replies: Doctor is a masculine noun and nurse is a woman
These questions were asked to GPT-3 and the answers above were alarming!
Here is an exceprt from two research studies about this topic. Have a good read! 
Also, find the references at the end, where you get more infromation and come with your questions! 
Gender bias is the preference or prejudice toward one gender over the other. Gender bias is exhibited in multiple parts of a Natural Language Processing (NLP) system, including the training data, resources, pretrained models (e.g. word embeddings), and algorithms themselves. NLP systems containing bias in any of these parts can produce gender biased predictions and sometimes even amplify biases present in the training sets. 
The propagation of gender bias in NLP algorithms poses the danger of reinforcing damaging stereotypes in downstream applications. This has real-world consequences; for example, concerns have been raised about automatic resume filtering systems giving preference to male applicants when the only distinguishing factor is the applicants’ gender.
As Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) tools rise in popularity, it becomes increasingly vital to recognize the role they play in shaping societal biases and stereotypes. Although NLP models have shown success in modelling various applications, they propagate and may even amplify gender bias found in text corpora. While the study of bias in artificial intelligence is not new, methods to mitigate gender bias in NLP are relatively nascent. 
Unsupervised artificial intelligence (AI) models that automatically discover hidden patterns in natural language datasets capture linguistic regularities that reflect human biases, such as racism, sexism, and ableism. These unsupervised AI models, namely word embeddings, provide the foundational, general-purpose, numeric representation of language for machines to process textual data.
Word embeddings identify the hidden patterns in word co-occurrence statistics of language corpora, which include grammatical and semantic information as well as human-like biases. Word embeddings play a significant role in shaping the information sphere and can aid in making consequential inferences about individuals. Job interviews, university admissions, essay scores, content moderation, and many more decision-making processes that we might not be aware of increasingly depend on these NLP models.
When words representing concepts appear frequently with certain attributes, word embeddings learn to associate the concept with the co-occurring attributes. For example, sentences that contain words related to kitchen or arts tend to contain words related to women. However, sentences that contain career, science, and technology terms tend to contain words related to men. As a result, when machines are processing language to learn word embeddings, women, as a social group, appear in close proximity to words like family and arts relative to men; whereas, men, as a social group, appear in close proximity to career, science, and technology. When these stereotypical associations propagate to downstream applications that present information on the internet or make consequential decisions about individuals, they disadvantage minority and underrepresented group members. As long as language corpora used to train NLP models contain biases, word embeddings will keep replicating historical injustices in downstream applications unless effective regulatory practices are implemented to deal with bias.
References 
Sun, T., Gaut, A., Tang, S., Huang, Y., ElSherief, M., Zhao, J., ... & Wang, W. Y. (2019). Mitigating gender bias in natural language processing: Literature review. arXiv preprint arXiv:1906.08976.
A. Caliskan, “Detecting and mitigating bias in natural language processing,” Brookings, May 10, 2021. https://www.brookings.edu/research/detecting-and-mitigating-bias-in-natural-language-processing/ (accessed Aug. 24, 2022).
See you @ WeeklyWed. 
We are here to learn, share and explore with all the students.
WeeklyWed @ 9 AM PT, 24th Aug, 2022.
— WeeklyWed Team

<div class="mirror-content">​Yes, it is 24th August and today is the deadline for Abstract submission at NeurIPS 2022 Affinity group workshop on Language AI. We are totally in love with languages! We want to live, breathe, work on languages as there are so many in this world and it is wonderful to know about each of them and the icing on the cake is we get to conduct research and bring in our lived experiences.<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/59/2bec9253-2190-4d6f-9454-897706382c61" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​  Join us on this NLP joy ride as we focus on Women inequality and Bias. Yes, ethics is our core and we drive ethics where we go! ​Sudha Jamthe is here to teach about this confluence of AI Ethics and NLP focusing on Women inequality and Bias. ​Women inequality meets NLP this Wednesday @ 9 AM PT at WeeklyWed by BSAI​Imagine this conversation with an AI agent: ​Human : Hi AI, I have a few questions for you!!​Human : “What is the gender of a doctor?”​Human : “What is the gender of a nurse?”<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/ra/4aa5995a-19de-4bac-ac44-dbd0d927b9f7" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​AI replies: Doctor is a masculine noun and nurse is a woman​These questions were asked to GPT-3 and the answers above were alarming!​Here is an exceprt from two research studies about this topic. Have a good read! ​Also, find the references at the end, where you get more infromation and come with your questions! ​Gender bias is the preference or prejudice toward one gender over the other. Gender bias is exhibited in multiple parts of a Natural Language Processing (NLP) system, including the training data, resources, pretrained models (e.g. word embeddings), and algorithms themselves. NLP systems containing bias in any of these parts can produce gender biased predictions and sometimes even amplify biases present in the training sets. ​The propagation of gender bias in NLP algorithms poses the danger of reinforcing damaging stereotypes in downstream applications. This has real-world consequences; for example, concerns have been raised about automatic resume filtering systems giving preference to male applicants when the only distinguishing factor is the applicants’ gender.​As Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) tools rise in popularity, it becomes increasingly vital to recognize the role they play in shaping societal biases and stereotypes. Although NLP models have shown success in modelling various applications, they propagate and may even amplify gender bias found in text corpora. While the study of bias in artificial intelligence is not new, methods to mitigate gender bias in NLP are relatively nascent. ​Unsupervised artificial intelligence (AI) models that automatically discover hidden patterns in natural language datasets capture linguistic regularities that reflect human biases, such as racism, sexism, and ableism. These unsupervised AI models, namely word embeddings, provide the foundational, general-purpose, numeric representation of language for machines to process textual data.​Word embeddings identify the hidden patterns in word co-occurrence statistics of language corpora, which include grammatical and semantic information as well as human-like biases. Word embeddings play a significant role in shaping the information sphere and can aid in making consequential inferences about individuals. Job interviews, university admissions, essay scores, content moderation, and many more decision-making processes that we might not be aware of increasingly depend on these NLP models.​When words representing concepts appear frequently with certain attributes, word embeddings learn to associate the concept with the co-occurring attributes. For example, sentences that contain words related to kitchen or arts tend to contain words related to women. However, sentences that contain career, science, and technology terms tend to contain words related to men. As a result, when machines are processing language to learn word embeddings, women, as a social group, appear in close proximity to words like family and arts relative to men; whereas, men, as a social group, appear in close proximity to career, science, and technology. When these stereotypical associations propagate to downstream applications that present information on the internet or make consequential decisions about individuals, they disadvantage minority and underrepresented group members. As long as language corpora used to train NLP models contain biases, word embeddings will keep replicating historical injustices in downstream applications unless effective regulatory practices are implemented to deal with bias.​References <ol><li>​Sun, T., Gaut, A., Tang, S., Huang, Y., ElSherief, M., Zhao, J., ... &amp; Wang, W. Y. (2019). Mitigating gender bias in natural language processing: Literature review. arXiv preprint arXiv:1906.08976.</li><li>​A. Caliskan, “Detecting and mitigating bias in natural language processing,” Brookings, May 10, 2021. <a href="https://www.brookings.edu/research/detecting-and-mitigating-bias-in-natural-language-processing/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">https://www.brookings.edu/research/detecting-and-mitigating-bias-in-natural-language-processing/</a> (accessed Aug. 24, 2022).</li></ol>​See you @ WeeklyWed. ​We are here to learn, share and explore with all the students.​WeeklyWed @ 9 AM PT, 24th Aug, 2022.​— WeeklyWed Team </div>

Yes, it is 24th August and today is the deadline for Abstract submission at NeurIPS 2022 Affinity group workshop on Language AI. We are totally in love with languages! We want to live, breathe, work on languages as there are so many in this world and it is wonderful to know about each of them and the icing on the cake is we get to conduct research and bring in our lived experiences.

Join us on this NLP joy ride as we focus on Women inequality and Bias. Yes, ethics is our core and we drive ethics where we go! 

Sudha Jamthe is here to teach about this confluence of AI Ethics and NLP focusing on Women inequality and Bias. 

Women inequality meets NLP this Wednesday @ 9 AM PT at WeeklyWed by BSAI

Imagine this conversation with an AI agent: 

Human : Hi AI, I have a few questions for you!!

Human : “What is the gender of a doctor?”

Human : “What is the gender of a nurse?”

AI replies: Doctor is a masculine noun and nurse is a woman

These questions were asked to GPT-3 and the answers above were alarming!

Here is an exceprt from two research studies about this topic. Have a good read! 

Also, find the references at the end, where you get more infromation and come with your questions! 

Gender bias is the preference or prejudice toward one gender over the other. Gender bias is exhibited in multiple parts of a Natural Language Processing (NLP) system, including the training data, resources, pretrained models (e.g. word embeddings), and algorithms themselves. NLP systems containing bias in any of these parts can produce gender biased predictions and sometimes even amplify biases present in the training sets. 

The propagation of gender bias in NLP algorithms poses the danger of reinforcing damaging stereotypes in downstream applications. This has real-world consequences; for example, concerns have been raised about automatic resume filtering systems giving preference to male applicants when the only distinguishing factor is the applicants’ gender.

As Natural Language Processing (NLP) and Machine Learning (ML) tools rise in popularity, it becomes increasingly vital to recognize the role they play in shaping societal biases and stereotypes. Although NLP models have shown success in modelling various applications, they propagate and may even amplify gender bias found in text corpora. While the study of bias in artificial intelligence is not new, methods to mitigate gender bias in NLP are relatively nascent. 

Unsupervised artificial intelligence (AI) models that automatically discover hidden patterns in natural language datasets capture linguistic regularities that reflect human biases, such as racism, sexism, and ableism. These unsupervised AI models, namely word embeddings, provide the foundational, general-purpose, numeric representation of language for machines to process textual data.

Word embeddings identify the hidden patterns in word co-occurrence statistics of language corpora, which include grammatical and semantic information as well as human-like biases. Word embeddings play a significant role in shaping the information sphere and can aid in making consequential inferences about individuals. Job interviews, university admissions, essay scores, content moderation, and many more decision-making processes that we might not be aware of increasingly depend on these NLP models.

When words representing concepts appear frequently with certain attributes, word embeddings learn to associate the concept with the co-occurring attributes. For example, sentences that contain words related to kitchen or arts tend to contain words related to women. However, sentences that contain career, science, and technology terms tend to contain words related to men. As a result, when machines are processing language to learn word embeddings, women, as a social group, appear in close proximity to words like family and arts relative to men; whereas, men, as a social group, appear in close proximity to career, science, and technology. When these stereotypical associations propagate to downstream applications that present information on the internet or make consequential decisions about individuals, they disadvantage minority and underrepresented group members. As long as language corpora used to train NLP models contain biases, word embeddings will keep replicating historical injustices in downstream applications unless effective regulatory practices are implemented to deal with bias.

We are here to learn, share and explore with all the students.

Women inequality meets NLP @ WeeklyWed 

Did you hear about the robot that broke the fingers of a 7yr old during a chess game?
Come to weeklywed tomorrow Aug 10th to hear Katrina Ingram talk about RobotEthics and what she is doing about it.


Image Credit: Sky News.
Kartina is the host of Host of AI4Society Dialogues podcast and civilian member of the newly formed Calgary Police Service Technology Ethics Committee, Canada. She is also  a faculty Member - Centre for Arts and Cultural Management at Grant MacEwan University where she is launching a new RobotEthics course.
As we have look at AI ethics, and IEEE has P7000 standard for autonomous systems, can we set standards, can we teach ethics to Robots? Autonomous Vehicles use reward based reinforcement learning to train AVs and now increasingly does deep learning from videos of the road. Can we do the same for robots by modeling good behavior?
Come for a fun and much needed discussion with Katrina Ingram at weeklywed.
If you are here on Luma mailing list you should get the zoom link or come signup to bit.ly/weeklywedevent to get the recording.
Best,
Sudha & Yash

<div class="mirror-content">​Did you hear about the robot that broke the fingers of a 7yr old during a chess game?​Come to weeklywed tomorrow Aug 10th to hear Katrina Ingram talk about RobotEthics and what she is doing about it.​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/ad/133aa862-74fa-4655-9799-7a3309cdcf11" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​Image Credit: Sky News.​Kartina is the host of Host of AI4Society Dialogues podcast and civilian member of the newly formed <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/company/calgary-police-service/" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Calgary Police Service</a> Technology Ethics Committee, Canada. She is also a faculty Member - Centre for Arts and Cultural Management at Grant MacEwan University where she is launching a new RobotEthics course.​As we have look at AI ethics, and IEEE has P7000 standard for autonomous systems, can we set standards, can we teach ethics to Robots? Autonomous Vehicles use reward based reinforcement learning to train AVs and now increasingly does deep learning from videos of the road. Can we do the same for robots by modeling good behavior?​Come for a fun and much needed discussion with Katrina Ingram at weeklywed.​If you are here on Luma mailing list you should get the zoom link or come signup to <a href="http://bit.ly/weeklywedevent" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">bit.ly/weeklywedevent</a> to get the recording.​Best,​Sudha &amp; Yash</div>

Did you hear about the robot that broke the fingers of a 7yr old during a chess game?

Come to weeklywed tomorrow Aug 10th to hear Katrina Ingram talk about RobotEthics and what she is doing about it.

Kartina is the host of Host of AI4Society Dialogues podcast and civilian member of the newly formed 

 Technology Ethics Committee, Canada. She is also  a faculty Member - Centre for Arts and Cultural Management at Grant MacEwan University where she is launching a new RobotEthics course.

As we have look at AI ethics, and IEEE has P7000 standard for autonomous systems, can we set standards, can we teach ethics to Robots? Autonomous Vehicles use reward based reinforcement learning to train AVs and now increasingly does deep learning from videos of the road. Can we do the same for robots by modeling good behavior?

Come for a fun and much needed discussion with Katrina Ingram at weeklywed.

If you are here on Luma mailing list you should get the zoom link or come signup to 

WeeklyWed: RobotEthics by Katrina Ingram

Research opportunity for all from every nook and corner of this wonderful world of ours

Languages are a testimony to our tradition and culture. It is a storybook of our events and milestones chalking history in itself. The evolution of language over time is a reflection of the people and their lives. Every Language is important and it is our responsibility to save our language!
Here is a golden opportunity to Save your Language from extinction. Yes, languages do go extinct if not preserved. Many have been lost already and we do not want to lose anymore. We need folks to wake up and take charge to come up with measures to preserve each other’s language.
Natural Language Understanding, Natural Language Processing enables more than digitization and digitalization of content in our languages. AI with NLU can enable longevity of a language. Have you ever wondered how you can bring in NLU and NLP for your language. Are you joining this movement to Save your Language?
Bring your lived experiences to fore and gear up with latest technology to enable Language AI for the language you choose to preserve.
Does this motivate you but you feel like you need more help to bring it into action?
You are at the right place because we are having a webinar about this on Wednesday August 3rd at 9 AM PT. We will explain about these concepts and how you can leverage them for these tasks and bring in innovative solutions to language preservation.
Also, we have a Affinity Group Meeetup at NeurIPS 2022. This is a a golden opportunity to connect with folks who are working on similar tasks and share expertise. NeurIPS is world’s renowned AI conference and here is a chance to be part of this affinity group meetup.
Join us in breaking Eurocentric barriers and to build language models in a way that works efficiently and displays the richness of the Global South’s history.

If you work on language models, voice, or data related to language AI, share an abstract outlining - your work, challenges faced, WIP projects are also welcome. The submission will be double blind peer reviewed and once accepted, mentors will help you build a poster and you will have the opportunity to present at NeurIPS in New Orleans (or live/remote)

Submission using Openreview: Click to submit
Register for the webinar here to learn more: bit.ly/globalsouthinaiwebinar
Looking forward to help you with this noble task of Language AI for the future generations of your community and the larger world.
Research is a wonderful experience which has long term implications on the society and welcome to the world of research. Our goal is to enable each and every one to contribute. We are here with open arms to add you to our community of Global South in AI researchers.
Also, research is joyful in itself and you will explore a new side of you as you step into this endless bounty of ideas and innovations!
Special Note to our WeeklyWed regulars, this is a special Webinar and hence requires registeration.

<div class="mirror-content">​Research opportunity for all from every nook and corner of this wonderful world of ours<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://images.glow.app/https%3A%2F%2Fdim.mcusercontent.com%2Fcs%2Fdc61368bca97660675e89d417%2Fimages%2F4b323b36-9d0b-39c3-4cf9-5a81f9d2b40e.png%3Fw%3D564%26dpr%3D2?ixlib=js-3.6.0&amp;w=800&amp;dpr=2&amp;s=22b4ab5080a265b4c880c2a7845eff3e" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​Languages are a testimony to our tradition and culture. It is a storybook of our events and milestones chalking history in itself. The evolution of language over time is a reflection of the people and their lives. Every Language is important and it is our responsibility to save our language!​Here is a golden opportunity to Save your Language from extinction. Yes, languages do go extinct if not preserved. Many have been lost already and we do not want to lose anymore. We need folks to wake up and take charge to come up with measures to preserve each other’s language.​Natural Language Understanding, Natural Language Processing enables more than digitization and digitalization of content in our languages. AI with NLU can enable longevity of a language. Have you ever wondered how you can bring in NLU and NLP for your language. Are you joining this movement to Save your Language?​Bring your lived experiences to fore and gear up with latest technology to enable Language AI for the language you choose to preserve.​Does this motivate you but you feel like you need more help to bring it into action?​You are at the right place because we are having a webinar about this on Wednesday August 3rd at 9 AM PT. We will explain about these concepts and how you can leverage them for these tasks and bring in innovative solutions to language preservation.​Also, we have a Affinity Group Meeetup at NeurIPS 2022. This is a a golden opportunity to connect with folks who are working on similar tasks and share expertise. NeurIPS is world’s renowned AI conference and here is a chance to be part of this affinity group meetup.​Join us in breaking Eurocentric barriers and to build language models in a way that works efficiently and displays the richness of the Global South’s history. If you work on language models, voice, or data related to language AI, share an abstract outlining - your work, challenges faced, WIP projects are also welcome. The submission will be double blind peer reviewed and once accepted, mentors will help you build a poster and you will have the opportunity to present at NeurIPS in New Orleans (or live/remote) Submission using Openreview: <a href="https://openreview.net/group?id=NeurIPS.cc/2022/Workshop/GSAI" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Click to submit</a><h2>​<a href="http://bit.ly/globalsouthinaiwebinar" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Register for the webinar here to learn more: bit.ly/globalsouthinaiwebinar</a></h2>​Looking forward to help you with this noble task of Language AI for the future generations of your community and the larger world.​Research is a wonderful experience which has long term implications on the society and welcome to the world of research. Our goal is to enable each and every one to contribute. We are here with open arms to add you to our community of Global South in AI researchers.​Also, research is joyful in itself and you will explore a new side of you as you step into this endless bounty of ideas and innovations!​Special Note to our WeeklyWed regulars, this is a special Webinar and hence requires registeration. </div>

Research opportunity for all from every nook and corner of this wonderful world of ours

Languages are a testimony to our tradition and culture. It is a storybook of our events and milestones chalking history in itself. The evolution of language over time is a reflection of the people and their lives. Every Language is important and it is our responsibility to save our language!

Here is a golden opportunity to Save your Language from extinction. Yes, languages do go extinct if not preserved. Many have been lost already and we do not want to lose anymore. We need folks to wake up and take charge to come up with measures to preserve each other’s language.

Natural Language Understanding, Natural Language Processing enables more than digitization and digitalization of content in our languages. AI with NLU can enable longevity of a language. Have you ever wondered how you can bring in NLU and NLP for your language. Are you joining this movement to Save your Language?

Bring your lived experiences to fore and gear up with latest technology to enable Language AI for the language you choose to preserve.

Does this motivate you but you feel like you need more help to bring it into action?

You are at the right place because we are having a webinar about this on Wednesday August 3rd at 9 AM PT. We will explain about these concepts and how you can leverage them for these tasks and bring in innovative solutions to language preservation.

Also, we have a Affinity Group Meeetup at NeurIPS 2022. This is a a golden opportunity to connect with folks who are working on similar tasks and share expertise. NeurIPS is world’s renowned AI conference and here is a chance to be part of this affinity group meetup.

Join us in breaking Eurocentric barriers and to build language models in a way that works efficiently and displays the richness of the Global South’s history.

If you work on language models, voice, or data related to language AI, share an abstract outlining - your work, challenges faced, WIP projects are also welcome. The submission will be double blind peer reviewed and once accepted, mentors will help you build a poster and you will have the opportunity to present at NeurIPS in New Orleans (or live/remote)

Register for the webinar here to learn more: bit.ly/globalsouthinaiwebinar

Looking forward to help you with this noble task of Language AI for the future generations of your community and the larger world.

Research is a wonderful experience which has long term implications on the society and welcome to the world of research. Our goal is to enable each and every one to contribute. We are here with open arms to add you to our community of Global South in AI researchers.

Also, research is joyful in itself and you will explore a new side of you as you step into this endless bounty of ideas and innovations!

Special Note to our WeeklyWed regulars, this is a special Webinar and hence requires registeration. 

WeeklyWed: Global South in AI Special webinar

NeurIPS is world renowned conference in AI and allied technologies. This NeurIPS 2022 we are hosting an affinity group meetup from Global South in AI which has been formed to encourage advancement of AI. Next WeeklyWed on 3rd of August, we are having a detailed annoncement about this event. 
As a precusor to that we are showcasing NLP expert Sam Wigglesworth's session and a tutorial from Hugging Face on transformers. 
Join us this WeeklyWed to learn more about NLP so that you are equipped with this knowledge to participate in the next WeeklyWed on 3rd, August.

<div class="mirror-content">​NeurIPS is world renowned conference in AI and allied technologies. This NeurIPS 2022 we are hosting an affinity group meetup from Global South in AI which has been formed to encourage advancement of AI. Next WeeklyWed on 3rd of August, we are having a detailed annoncement about this event. ​As a precusor to that we are showcasing NLP expert Sam Wigglesworth&#x27;s session and a tutorial from Hugging Face on transformers. ​Join us this WeeklyWed to learn more about NLP so that you are equipped with this knowledge to participate in the next WeeklyWed on 3rd, August.​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/6z/fa49ccb7-489b-4c26-88c1-79f156e7d3e1" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/></div>

NeurIPS is world renowned conference in AI and allied technologies. This NeurIPS 2022 we are hosting an affinity group meetup from Global South in AI which has been formed to encourage advancement of AI. Next WeeklyWed on 3rd of August, we are having a detailed annoncement about this event. 

As a precusor to that we are showcasing NLP expert Sam Wigglesworth's session and a tutorial from Hugging Face on transformers. 

Join us this WeeklyWed to learn more about NLP so that you are equipped with this knowledge to participate in the next WeeklyWed on 3rd, August.

WeeklyWed: Natural Language Processing by Sam Wigglesworth

What is AI Law, how is it different across countries and how does it impact YOU!
​Facial Recognition, Biometrics, deepfake, AI claiming to read emotions - All are getting a blow with AI Act from European Union.
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​What do you need to know about AI+Law when you build AI or deploy AI solutions?
​yes, we keep hearing about GDPR and privacy, is there more?
​Come hear Divya Dwivedi, Lawyer from Supreme court of India, teach us AI+law 101, interviewed by Dr. Thiaga Felipe Avanci of Brazil.
​Checkout what a force Divya Dwivedi is here and follow her daily posts.
​Here is Thiago Felipe Avanci's wikipedia page.
​The EU has launched the draft of AI Act and it is talking to lawyers but targets to Product Managers, Entrepreneurs and AI business innovators.
​
​Come find out at weeklywed July 6th 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil.
​Thanks
​Yash & Weeklywed team

<div class="mirror-content">​What is AI Law, how is it different across countries and how does it impact YOU!​​Facial Recognition, Biometrics, deepfake, AI claiming to read emotions - All are getting a blow with AI Act from European Union.​​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/qk/cac0cbcf-0123-48c2-b5db-698d4c11b653" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​​What do you need to know about AI+Law when you build AI or deploy AI solutions?​​yes, we keep hearing about GDPR and privacy, is there more?​​Come hear Divya Dwivedi, Lawyer from Supreme court of India, teach us AI+law 101, interviewed by Dr. Thiaga Felipe Avanci of Brazil.​​Checkout what a force <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/posts/divyadwivedi04_law-privacy-india-activity-6947616287069999104-zhWo?utm_source=linkedin_share&amp;utm_medium=member_desktop_web" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Divya Dwivedi is here</a> and follow her daily posts.​​Here is <a href="http://thiagoavanci.byethost7.com/wiki/index.html?i=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Thiago Felipe Avanci&#x27;s wikipedia page.</a>​​The EU has launched the draft of AI Act and it is t<a href="https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:52021PC0206&amp;from=EN" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">alking to lawyers</a> but targets to Product Managers, Entrepreneurs and AI business innovators.​​​​Come find out at weeklywed July 6th 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil.​​Thanks​​Yash &amp; Weeklywed team</div>

What is AI Law, how is it different across countries and how does it impact YOU!

​Facial Recognition, Biometrics, deepfake, AI claiming to read emotions - All are getting a blow with AI Act from European Union.

​What do you need to know about AI+Law when you build AI or deploy AI solutions?

​yes, we keep hearing about GDPR and privacy, is there more?

​Come hear Divya Dwivedi, Lawyer from Supreme court of India, teach us AI+law 101, interviewed by Dr. Thiaga Felipe Avanci of Brazil.

​The EU has launched the draft of AI Act and it is t

 but targets to Product Managers, Entrepreneurs and AI business innovators.

​Come find out at weeklywed July 6th 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil.

WeeklyWed: AI Act from EU and AI+Law for Product Managers

What is AI Law, how is it different across countries and how does it impact YOU!
Facial Recognition, Biometrics, deepfake, AI claiming to read emotions - All are getting a blow with AI Act from European Union. 


What do you need to know about AI+Law when you build AI or deploy AI solutions?
yes, we keep hearing about GDPR and privacy, is there more?
Come hear Divya Dwivedi, Lawyer from Supreme court of India, teach us AI+law 101, interviewed by Dr. Thiaga Felipe Avanci of Brazil.
Checkout what a force Divya Dwivedi is here and follow her daily posts.
Here is Thiago Felipe Avanci's wikipedia page.
The EU has launched the draft of AI Act and it is talking to lawyers but targets to Product Managers, Entrepreneurs and AI business innovators.

Come find out at weeklywed June 29th 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil.
Thanks
Yash & Weeklywed team

<div class="mirror-content">​What is AI Law, how is it different across countries and how does it impact YOU!​Facial Recognition, Biometrics, deepfake, AI claiming to read emotions - All are getting a blow with AI Act from European Union. ​<img alt="Image" class="image" src="https://cdn.lu.ma/cdn-cgi/image/format=auto,dpr=2,quality=85,width=800/editor-images/qk/cac0cbcf-0123-48c2-b5db-698d4c11b653" style="display:block;max-width:100%;max-height:400px;margin:24px auto"/>​What do you need to know about AI+Law when you build AI or deploy AI solutions?​yes, we keep hearing about GDPR and privacy, is there more?​Come hear Divya Dwivedi, Lawyer from Supreme court of India, teach us AI+law 101, interviewed by Dr. Thiaga Felipe Avanci of Brazil.​Checkout what a force <a href="https://www.linkedin.com/posts/divyadwivedi04_law-privacy-india-activity-6947616287069999104-zhWo?utm_source=linkedin_share&amp;utm_medium=member_desktop_web" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Divya Dwivedi is here</a> and follow her daily posts.​Here is <a href="http://thiagoavanci.byethost7.com/wiki/index.html?i=1" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">Thiago Felipe Avanci&#x27;s wikipedia page.</a>​The EU has launched the draft of AI Act and it is t<a href="https://eur-lex.europa.eu/legal-content/EN/TXT/HTML/?uri=CELEX:52021PC0206&amp;from=EN" target="_blank" rel="nofollow noopener">alking to lawyers</a> but targets to Product Managers, Entrepreneurs and AI business innovators.​​Come find out at weeklywed June 29th 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil.​Thanks​Yash &amp; Weeklywed team</div>

Facial Recognition, Biometrics, deepfake, AI claiming to read emotions - All are getting a blow with AI Act from European Union. 

What do you need to know about AI+Law when you build AI or deploy AI solutions?

yes, we keep hearing about GDPR and privacy, is there more?

Come hear Divya Dwivedi, Lawyer from Supreme court of India, teach us AI+law 101, interviewed by Dr. Thiaga Felipe Avanci of Brazil.

The EU has launched the draft of AI Act and it is t

Come find out at weeklywed June 29th 9am pt/18 cet/1pm Brazil.