Written interview with Spain-based lead software developer Marcos F. Lobo on his stories of using AI and how he feels about AI using people's data and works

Gothenburg promised to optimise school admissions with a piece of code. The resulting chaos showed how unaccountable systems are ruining lives, says Charlotta Kronblad of the University of Gothenburg

193 million acres of America's public lands face unprecedented attacks. It's time to pay attention.

Written interview with Denmark-based product leader & builder Karo Zieminski (Product with Attitude) on her stories of using AI & AI using people's data & works

Real stories, expert insights, and global perspectives on AI from 24 women and nonbinary writers across 14 countries.

The SAVE Act Threatens 69 Million Women*

New digital gatekeeping is promising to keep your child safe. We need to keep learning, asking questions, and advocating for more.

Beyond the Algorithm

Have we traded manual exhaustion for AI-assisted exhaustion? It’s time for a new approach.

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Is there really an "Open Substack mirror"? Some annoying and odd discoveries Lakshmi and I made while analyzing data from "AI, Software, & Wetware" interviews for our ABC conference presentation.

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Exploring AI's Future in Work, Culture, and Innovation. We are a community of those curious about AI in all of its aspects banding together to try to make sense of this brave new world. Will you join ...

Listen now | Audio interview with Canada-based artist and retreat facilitator Amanda Jeanne on her stories of using AI and how she feels about AI using people's data and content (audio; 39:08)

Audio interview with Australia-based regenerative systems designer Jax NiCarthaigh on their stories of using AI and how they feel about AI using people's data and content (audio; 64:58)

Listen now | Audio interview with USA-based founding AI engineer Srivatsav Nambi on his stories of using AI and how he feels about AI using people's data and content (audio; 24:04)

My first public podcast as a guest, not a host, is now live on "Aarna's News | Inspiring and Uplifting Stories of Women In STEM"

By prioritizing empathy, mutual respect, and ethical behavior, we can build virtual communities that reflect the best of humanity and honor everyone's dignity.

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Why AI ethics is like DEI and sustainability - or, how to encourage more business people to do the right thing, even if it's not for what we may think are the 'right' reasons

Listen now | Audio interview with USA-based (primary and secondary roles) Jenn Spykerman on her stories of using AI and how she feels about AI using people's data and content (audio; 54:54)

Brazil is piloting dWallet, a project lets citizens earn money from their data. It is ahead of similar U.S-based initiatives.

A living directory of women & non-binary people who write on Substack about artificial intelligence, machine learning, & data on ethics, privacy, governance, applications, education, & business. Sugge...

Written interview with USA-based high school teacher Anonymous9 on his stories of using AI and how he feels about AI using people's data and content.

🔬 Research Summary by ✍️ Timm Dill Timm is a Student Research Assistant at the Chair for Data Science, University of Hamburg. [Original Paper by Margaret Mitchell, Giuseppe Attanasio, Ioana Baldini…

Listen now | An interview with USA-based PhD student at MIT, Jordan Harrod, on her stories of using AI and how she feels about how AI is using people's data and content (audio; 73:47)

A living list of women & non-binary people who write on Substack about artificial intelligence, machine learning, & data on ethics, privacy, governance, applications, & business. Suggestions welcome!

The EU's AI Code of Practice has a blind spot: it only limits copyright compliance requirements to web crawling. This narrow focus ignores other data collection methods—such as torrenting—potentially creating loopholes in AI training data regulations.

A living list of women & non-binary people who write on Substack about artificial intelligence, machine learning, & data on ethics, privacy, governance, applications, & business. Suggestions welcome!

Listen now | Interview with New Zealand-based PhD student in health Erin Spencer on her stories of using AI and how she feels about how AI is using people's data and content (audio; 28:41)

Are we negotiating AI contracts like it's 2010?

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