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She was Google's other AI ethics lead. There were two (the other was Timnit Gebru), now there aren't any, I guess.
by eat_veggies 6y ago
She was Google's other AI ethics lead. There were two (the other was Timnit Gebru), now there aren't any, I guess.
- madamelic 6y agoThey are re-organizing the team. Presumably under someone else who will say and do what Leadership wants. Source: https://twitter.com/NicoAGrant/status/1362270504384487424 https://twitter.com/NicoAGrant/status/1362270504384487424
- raspasov 6y agoHopefully under somebody who doesn't constantly reinforce a victim mentality in minority groups which does nothing to actually help fix the problem but only makes it worse. From all the Twitter evidence, I support Google's decision here.
- csomar 6y agoAre they legally required to hire a independent research? They are doing this for PR, so I expect their guy to say positive things (like, hey!, Google fixed things). There are circumstances where companies are required to hire people who could reveal bad things (ie: certified accounting auditors). But to hire someone outside of the legal requirements means they are a propaganda machine for the company. That's fair, if it's important, it's the government who should step up. Someone is getting a reality check.
- bitcharmer 6y ago> Presumably under someone else who will say and do what Leadership wants. Or maybe under someone else who doesn't exfiltrate thousands of company's internal documents