
Two women examining AI through a lens of power, not just capability. Why deepfakes target women. How bias gets baked in. What tech companies aren't saying. Kimberly brings corpus linguistics; Jessica brings strategy. Both bring skepticism, feminism, research expertise, and a refusal to take the hype at face value.Subscribe to our channel if you’re also interested in understanding AI behind the hea... more
| Publishes | Weekly | Episodes | 67 | Founded | 2 years ago |
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Kimberly and Jessica reunite after a summer apart to finish a conversation they shelved in July: Meghan O’Gieblyn’s God, Human, Animal, Machine: Technology, Metaphor, and the Search for Meaning. Read against this summer’s AI news, the book lands hard... more
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We’re revisiting our earlier conversation about Cory Doctorow’s concept of enshittification—the process by which digital platforms begin by serving users, then shift toward serving business customers, and eventually extract value from ever... more
AI-generated deepfakes are getting easier to create, harder to detect, and increasingly being used to target women and children. So who is responsible for stopping the harm: Big Tech, Congress, or the rest of us?
In this episode of Women Talkin’ ’Bo... more
Kimberly and Jessica are taking a short break from new episodes, so this week we're re-airing one of our favorites, our conversation with Clara Hawking. Clara is a computer scientist, philosopher, and AI governance expert working in K-12 and beyond. more
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Thank you for diving into the resistance to AI. it’s not as simple as the Luddite label implies. This technology will/is radically changing our world in many ways and the people making the decisions have little interest in considering the unintended consequences that may evolve. Decision-making power is in the hands of people who believe in nothing but their own intellect and abilities. This is a scary road and we need to be more curious about it.
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Two hosts examine artificial intelligence through questions of language, power, gender and social consequences, rather than treating technical capability as the only measure of progress. Conversations connect current AI systems to issues such as bias, deepfakes, labor, privacy, governance, environmental costs and the influence of technology companies. The format combines the hosts' research-informed discussion with interviews featuring specialists in areas including linguistics, education, advocacy, AI governance and responsible technology. Kimberly brings a corpus linguistics perspective, while Jessica contributes technology strategy; together, they question claims of inevitability and look at how incentives and institutional choices shape... more
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