The Robot Brains Podcast

Dean Ayanna Howard on why AI can never be truly unbiased

Mar 30, 2022

52:39

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What Does This Mean for People?

01:35

Is It Important to Get to the Bottom of the Deepest Ocean?

01:38

Is There a Future for Climate Research?

02:42

Introduction

2min

Bioniwwan - A Bionic Woman

2min

The Innet Motum

2min

Computer Science

2min

How Come You Dead?

2min

The History of Robotics at J Pl

2min

The Sojourner Mission on Mars

2min

What's Next for Navigation Lork?

2min

The Challenges With Mars

3min

10.

Competition Is Good, but We Still Have a Gap

2min

11.

How Did That Transition Happen for You?

2min

12.

The Human Automated Robotics Lab

2min

13.

The Science Driven Explorers for Glacier Environments

2min

14.

How Many Robus Did You Have on Antarctica?

2min

15.

Is There a Future for Climate Research?

3min

16.

Is It Important to Get to the Bottom of the Deepest Ocean?

2min

17.

How Do We Really Change Education So That We Can Address the Needs of the World?

2min

18.

Cyrobotic

2min

19.

Tablet Access Devices for Kids

2min

20.

How to Be Human in the Age of a I

3min

21.

Is There a Way to Reduce the Kind of Incidents?

2min

22.

What's the Difference Between Developers and Non Developers?

2min

23.

The Big Stick, You Know?

2min

24.

The Connectionists Perspective on Ai

2min

25.

What Does This Mean for People?

2min

26.

Do You Have Any Ideas on How to Study Humas?

3min

For Episode 13, we're joined by industry pioneer, Dean Ayanna Howard. She began working at NASA's JPL at 18-years old to help build the Mars Rover and never slowed down from there. She is a successful roboticist, entrepreneur, educator, and is the author of the recent book: Sex, Race, and Robots: How to be Human in the Age of AI.

Dr. Ayanna Howard is the current dean of The Ohio State University College of Engineering. Before joining Ohio State, she was Professor at Georgia Tech, where she was the founder and director of the Human-Automation Systems Lab (HumAnS). She led a range of projects including applying her knowledge of the Rover's SmartNav abilities to create robots that could explore remote areas of Antartica and Alaska to collect data for studying climate change. In addition to her leadership at Ohio State, she also started Zyrobotics, a non-profit dedicated to helping children that require extra development support.

The conversation spans Ayanna's childhood, her inspirations like the Bionic Woman, and her views on building a more equitable AI ecosystem for all individuals.

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Dean Ayanna Howard on why AI can never be truly unbiased

What Does This Mean for People?

Is It Important to Get to the Bottom of the Deepest Ocean?

Is There a Future for Climate Research?

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