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Mentioned in 10 episodes

Unmasking AI

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Mentioned by

Nayana Guerrero

Mentioned in 10 episodes

Mentioned at the end of the podcast as a book for further reading on AI.

Good Robot #2: Everything is not awesome

Recommended by

Sarah Taylor

as a great book on unmasking.

Sarah Taylor: Neurodivergent People Are Wired for Awakening

Mentioned by

Kara Swisher

as a perfect guest to discuss the future of AI and the OpenAI situation.

Sam Altman Goes to Microsoft, Elon Goes Thermonuclear, and Guest Dr. Joy Buolamwini

Mentioned by Dr. Joy Buolamwini when discussing the growing impact of AI.

2024 Predictions on AI, The Election, X's Future and More

Mentioned by

Richie Cotton

as her book detailing her journey in AI ethics and the fight against algorithmic bias.

#161 Fighting for Algorithmic Justice with Dr. Joy Buolamwini, Artist-in-Chief and President of The Algorithmic Justice League

Mentioned by

Stacey Abrams

as a foundational text for understanding characters' motivations in her novel about AI and healthcare.

Do You See What I See? Building AI for All of Us

Mentioned by

Debbie Millman

as the author's bestselling book about protecting humanity in a world of machines.

Dr. Joy Buolamwini

Mentioned by

Bill Betts

as a must-read for people who feel they have imposter syndrome.

Imposter Syndrome with Tara Haliday

Recommended by Eric Hoover for its insights into AI.

The Top 10 Episodes of Search With Candour in 2024

Mentioned by Rana el Kaliouby as a computer scientist, poet, and national best-selling author.

Revisited: Dr. Joy Buolamwini wants AI to see everyone

Mentioned by

Regina Barber

as the author of the book.

Are You Overestimating The Algorithm?

Mentioned by

Stella Lee

as a book exploring AI bias in facial recognition, particularly concerning darker skin tones.

AI in HR Podcast. Episode 012. Guest: Stella Lee

Mentioned by

Nayana Guerrero

when discussing the importance of diverse data sets for facial recognition.

Why Latina Voices Are Critical for the Future of AI with Dr. Nayana Guerrero

Mentioned by

Nala Aied

as the author of the book, highlighting its exploration of AI's existential risks.

There's no potential danger of AI discrimination — 'it's here'

Recommended by

Susi O’Neill

as a really interesting book on bias in AI systems.

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