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Women talkin' 'bout AI

Kimberly Becker & Jessica Parker
Artificial Intelligence
AI Governance
Data Centers
GDPR
Deepfake Porn
EU AI Act
Deepfakes
Education
Law
Generative AI
Generative AI In Education
Linguistics
AI Resume Screening
Feminism
Chatgpt
Companion AI
Synthetic Voice
Validity
Corpus Linguistics
Pope Francis

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

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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

Jessica Parker returns to the show (ha!) for a conversation about Screen People by Atlantic staff writer Megan Garber. The book examines how American life has reorganized itself around screens, and what happens when we can no longer reliably distingu... more

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Recent Guests

Allyson Kapin
Founder of Women Who Tech and RAD Campaign; Co-founder of the W Fund
Women Who Tech, RAD Campaign, W Fund
Episode: Who’s Responsible for AI Harm? Deepfakes, Scams, Big Tech & Congress with Allyson Kapin
Roz Hirsch
Linguist; language assessment expert
College in Medicine Hat, Alberta
Episode: What Language Assessment Can Teach Us About AI Resume Screening (Part 2 with Roz Hirch)
Roz Hirch
Linguist; host of Roz's Random Ramblings; expert in language assessment
Independent/Roz's Random Ramblings
Episode: What Happens When You Ask AI and Humans the Same Question (Part 1 with Roz Hirch)
Kimberly Pace Becker
Linguist, corpus analysis, co-host of Women Talkin Bout AI
Open Makers / Women Talkin Bout AI
Episode: Confidently Wrong: AI, Uncertainty, and Open Source
Laura Dumin
Professor at the University of Central Oklahoma
University of Central Oklahoma
Episode: Motherhood and Higher Ed Burnout in an AI Moment
Dr. Julia Stamm
Founder and CEO of She Shapes AI, sociologist and political scientist
She Shapes AI
Episode: The Certainty Trap: Why the AI Future Isn't Already Written
Nikki Meller
Founder and CEO of CreduEd; AI ethics governance advocate
CreduEd; DocuCred AI; Tech Council of Australia
Episode: The AI Adoption Trap: Why Women's Hesitation Is Rational — and Who's Really Responsible for Fixing It
George Kamide
Community builder and AI watcher, appeared on Bare Knuckles and Brass Tacks.
Episode: The Everything Machine and the Trillion-Dollar Bet
Kimberly Becker
Linguist; corpus linguist
Episode: AI Took the Doubt Out of the Writing. That's the Problem.

Hosts

Jessica Parker
Host of the show, strategy and research-oriented; co-host emphasizing feminist and sociotechnical perspectives
Kimberly Becker
Co-host with corpus linguistics background; linguistics-informed presenter

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4.9 out of 5 stars from 26 ratings
  • Resisting with curiosity

    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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    tgujiop
    United Statesa year ago

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Quotes the importance of curiosity about the broader social impact of AI.
Resisting with curiosity: acknowledges the complexity of resisting AI hype and unintended consequences.
Highlights that decisions are often made by people who value intellect over diverse perspectives.

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Is Anyone Steering This Thing? Clara Hawking on AI Governance
Q: How does the convergence phase change governance needs?
As AI, biotech, robotics, and quantum computing converge, risk compounds across domains, demanding forward-looking, systemic governance that accounts for cascading failures and cross-domain impacts.
Is Anyone Steering This Thing? Clara Hawking on AI Governance
Q: What is AI governance and what does it entail in the K–12 space?
AI governance is about behavior and culture in how technologies are used, not only the safety of the tools; it requires an all-hands-on-deck approach and attention to data practices, consent, and regulatory frameworks like GDPR and the EU AI Act.
The AI Adoption Trap: Why Women's Hesitation Is Rational — and Who's Really Responsible for Fixing It
Q: Was there a specific instance that made the guest realize women's hesitation around AI is rational?
Yes, a Harvard Business Review piece discussing competence penalties and fear factors illuminated how organizational culture and bias shape women's responses, leading to a rational hesitancy rather than mere resistance.

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Two hosts examine AI through the lens of power, ethics, and governance, with a focus on how language, bias, and societal impacts shape technology. Episodes frequently explore topics like data centers, AI writing and language, governance, open-source ethics, and the role of women in technology. Notable is a consistent emphasis on human-centered approaches, critical questioning of hype, and practical discussions about policy, labor, and culture in AI adoption. The show often features academics, linguists, ethicists, and practitioners who bring research-backed perspectives to timely AI issues, making it helpful for listeners who want rigorous yet accessible analysis beyond headlines. A standout strength is its feminist, sociotechnical framing ... more

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