ALL EYES ON US – A Companion Piece #CritLibvsTech
“Transition is infinite motion. To transition is to sit in the inescapable space between violence and possibility. It is both to mourn death and to revere life” @nikdharmaraj logicmag.io/policy/all-eyes-…
ALT Poster in red, yellow, orange and white, with text in black.
On top it says Monday, November 27.
#NoTechForApartheid
Online Panel Discussions
11:30am-12:45pm PST The realities of Tech-Enabled Israeli Apartheid
Moderator: Timnit Gebru
Marwa Fatafta, Mona Shtaya, Dr. Matt Mahmoudi
1pm-2:15pm PST Exposing Apartheid & Solidarity from Tech Workers
Moderator: Alex Hanna
Antony Loewenstein, Ariel Koren, Caroline Hunter
Presented by: DAIR HaymarketBooks
This is how an algorithm of oppression works:
Do Palestinians deserve to be free? Complex and sensitive topic bla bla
Do Israelis deserve to be free? Yes.
Predictable but still absolutely outrageous!
“It is not enough to warn simply of what generative AI spits out, it is critical to understand how and why it has produced the information to answer our queries, not least in the context of efforts to embed decolonial methodologies across the academy.”
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The importance of understanding bias is critical when using AI. "Beautiful" images generated by AI include a white women, "scary" images include a Black man
#CRIG2023@eduridden
ALT AIs are full of bias. Images generated by AI as described in the tweet body
Check out Naomi's critical librarianship presentation from #CALC23 on the importance of including race and social justice in conversations about technology! #critlib#CritLibvsTech
I’m happy to share that I’ve completed my Anti Racist Approaches in Technology (online course) at University of the Arts London and Coding Black Females
This online course explored how technologies reinforce racism and how to implement anti- racist approaches in technology development. It covered topics including: the impacts that racism in technology can have on Black people and people of colour; how anti-racism can be considered at every stage of development so that technologies promote rather than hamper equality in society; tools and techniques that can be applied from recruitment and user research to implementation, testing and launch.
#CritLibvsTech
Book Review: Discriminating Data: Correlation, Neighborhoods, and the New Politics of Recognition by Wendy Hui Kyong Chun | LSE Review of Books #CritLibvsTechblogs.lse.ac.uk/lsereviewofb…
Great first day at #CALC23 unfortunately I won’t be attending tomorrow - I am attending an in person decolonising computing event at Leicester uni which I’m very excited about because it’s from a computing perspective! Looking forward to continue to share my #CritLibvsTech ideas with the library community with new things I learn 😊
Governor Ron DeSantis’s ‘attempts to erase Black history’ and other groups have followed suit
In my #CritLibvsTech webinar in March it was argued why Librarians need to care about book bans in America. We need to care about this too theguardian.com/us-news/2023…