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Mar 16

“AI gaydar” and the question of just because we can do it, does that mean we should?

Written for CS 497: Discrimination in Computing at the University of Waterloo, Winter 2022 “Your scientists were so preoccupied with whether or not they could, they didn’t stop to think if they should”. …

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“AI gaydar” and the question of just because we can do it, does that mean we should?
“AI gaydar” and the question of just because we can do it, does that mean we should?

Mar 9

Forget Me Not Completely: The Case for Forgetting by Obscuring

Written for CS 497: Discrimination in Computing at the University of Waterloo, Winter 2022 As the characters of Eternal Sunshine of the Spotless Mind find out, erasing a memory of someone is a lot easier said than done. In what seems like a classic case of life imitating art, the…

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Forget Me Not Completely: The Case for Forgetting by Obscuring
Forget Me Not Completely: The Case for Forgetting by Obscuring

Feb 10

Free Speech in the Age of the Internet

Written for CS 497: Discrimination in Computing at the University of Waterloo, Winter 2022 In the beginning, there was the First Amendment. But what happens when First Amendment rights are used to sexually exploit children, spread hate, interfere in elections, or disseminate lies? In the early 1990’s, the internet was…

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Free Speech in the Age of the Internet
Free Speech in the Age of the Internet

Feb 10

Man vs. Machine: The Ethics of Algorithmic Decision-Making

Why it’s sometimes okay to allow algorithms to make decisions for us… and why it’s sometimes not. Written for CS 497: Discrimination in Computing at the University of Waterloo, Winter 2022 Humans are terrible drivers. More than 35,000 people died in motor vehicle crashes in 2019 in the U.S. alone…

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Man vs. Machine: The Ethics of Algorithmic Decision-Making
Man vs. Machine: The Ethics of Algorithmic Decision-Making

Jan 26

“That’s not fair!” — A deep-dive into the notion of algorithmic fairness

Written for CS 497: Discrimination in Computing at the University of Waterloo, Winter 2022. When I think of fairness I think of my grade 4 teacher. Mrs. Godley was a tyrant who ruled over the grade 4 class of Broadacres Junior School with an iron fist, and no one was…

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“That’s not fair!” — A deep-dive into the notion of algorithmic fairness
“That’s not fair!” — A deep-dive into the notion of algorithmic fairness

Oct 14, 2020

Meteorology, Men & A Website Makeover

The Backstory When we were 12, my best friend and I decided we were going to be famous. So, we wrote a novel that we were sure was going to land us a sweet book deal, a signing at our local bookstore, and probably a Pulitzer or two. Since we still wanted…

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Meteorology, Men & A Quirky Website Design
Meteorology, Men & A Quirky Website Design
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