All Tech Is Human

Our new Responsible Tech Guide is here! Download it here: https://lnkd.in/eDbKw3zc The Responsible Tech Guide is designed to inform, inspire, and illuminate pathways for more people to thrive in the Responsible Tech ecosystem. It is our flagship resource, and takes learnings from our mentorship program, working groups, dozens of in-person gatherings, Slack community of over 10k across 98 countries, and more. This year's Responsible Tech Guide features profile interviews of Afua Bruce, Audrey Tang, Baroness Beeban Kidron, Camille Fran?ois, Cansu Canca, Ph.D., Eugenio V Garcia, Gemma Galdon Clavell, PhD, Johanna Weaver, Dr. Joy Buolamwini, June Okal, Lyel Resner, Navrina Singh, Oumou L., Sean Litton, Sinead Bovell, Sonia Livingstone, Stéphane Duguin,?and?Trisha Prabhu! Read about the people, organizations, and ideas of the Responsible Tech movement! Whether you are involved (or interested in) Responsible AI, Trust & Safety, or Public Interest Technology, this guide has you covered for actionable ways to get involved with the community. A big thank you to The Patrick J. McGovern Foundation which has supported our work for the last three years, Siegel Family Endowment which supported a research fellow helpful to this guide, Oak Foundation, Schmidt Futures, and the Online Trust & Safety Fund (Eli Sugarman). We'd also like to thank Mozilla; we are partners for their Rise25 Awards, and our guide features four honorees! We'd also like to thank the Ford Foundation and Project Liberty for their previous support that has been instrumental in helping our org grow. Is there someone who would benefit from the Responsible Tech Guide?! Send it their way! #AllTechIsHuman #ResponsibleTech #ResponsibleTechGuide

Last night’s panel on Responsible AI was one of the most engaging conversations I have ever moderated thanks to the incredible expertise that Chris Jones, Fatemeh Khatibloo (she/her), Shannon Farley and Ian Eisenberg brought to the issue. So grateful to our partners at All Tech Is Human and David Ryan Polgar for gathering such an amazing community together to participate in the discussion. And a huge thanks to our APCO team for organizing a flawless event: Ramya R., Alia Nitake, Kalia Ataliotou, Dillon Olagaray, Bobbi Chacon, Varidhi D’cruz, Arya Zhang and Jannette Esguerra!!!

Are you a student, passionate about using technology to drive societal change? Curious about technology, ethics, policy, education, and more? Would you like to connect with organizations working in Public Interest Technology (PIT), hear from Stanford alumni involved in PIT, or just learn more about this field? Join us in person tomorrow at the Stanford Public Interest Technology (PIT) Career Summit on Friday, October 11, 2024 from 11 a.m. to 2 p.m. in the Tresidder Oak Lounge (Tresidder Student Union Building, Stanford University). Exact location and more info in the Stanford Events Calendar: https://lnkd.in/gzzi7QEG Stanford's PIT initiative aims to prepare students to critically engage with the impact of technology on society, promoting responsible innovation. Through courses, research, and partnerships, the program focuses on issues like data privacy, AI ethics, and technology access. The goal is to train future leaders to harness technology for social impact and public service. Speakers include Tara Chklovski, CEO of Technovation, which empowers girls worldwide to tackle problems through technology. The event also includes a panel discussion with professionals like Tiffany Saade and Smita Bhattacharjee, Deputy CIO at San Jose's Mayor's Office, Elena Mosse, and Princess Vongchanh, followed by a tabling session with organizations such as the Mozilla Foundation, TechCongress, and the California Department of Technology. I'm very happy to be invited as well and will share about my way into responsible AI! Registration: https://lnkd.in/gpqH4QWU Schedule: https://lnkd.in/g_ZgvxQq In partnership with All Tech Is Human, Stanford’s Public Interest Technology Lab, and the McCoy Family Center for Ethics in Society | Stanford, supported by Project Liberty. With a big shout-out to the organizers who invited me to be part of this for the excellent organization! Angela Nguyen, Jenny Duan and Audrey Jin-Young Choi!

How can you earn the right internship in Responsible Tech? Join Steven Kelts (Responsible Tech University Network) in conversation with Kriti Garg (Junior at Princeton University), Nat Welsh (Senior, Wesleyan University), Katie Bernard (CS and Creative Writing Senior at Colby College), Nicole Cuneo (PhD Candidate at Princeton University), and Caragh Aylett-Bullock (Coordinator at Amnesty Tech) for an interactive conversation about best practices and strategies about discovering the perfect fit for you.

“Global co-governance can only succeed with the participation of a wide range of players in a multistakeholder setting, with developing countries actively engaged.” - Eugenio V Garcia (Tech Diplomat, Ministry of Foreign Affairs of Brazil) Garcia discusses thorny tech & society issues, how her work addresses these problems, and her vision for a better tech future in a Responsible Tech Guide interview. The Responsible Tech Guide is designed to inform, inspire, and illuminate pathways for individuals to expand their impact in the Responsible Tech ecosystem. Following our three pillars for change (community, education, careers), the Responsible Tech Guide features actionable ways to grow your community, increase your knowledge, and better understand career pathways. Read Garcia's interview and download the Responsible Tech Guide now: https://lnkd.in/eDqaJzbv

Join Mozilla’s 2024 Rise25 Honoree Stella Biderman (Executive Director, EleutherAI) for a discussion focused on evaluation, particularly scientific evaluation, of AI systems and their capabilities in conversation with Dr. Savannah Thais (Associate Research Scientist, Columbia University; Affiliate, All Tech Is Human). Questions will explore assumptions that are commonly made when training and evaluating models, including the design of benchmark data sets, metrics, open sourcing, and red teaming as well. We will discuss how assumptions, mistakes, or intentional obfuscation during these processes lead to potentially unreliable, unpredictable, and potentially harmful models. We will also explore how open vs closed sourcing impacts these issues and makes it easier or more difficult to evaluate models. The entire conversation will be contextualized with a sociotechnical lens, focusing on how scientific questions like these are critical to ensuring safe, robust, and trustworthy AI models and how we can support public technical literacy.

Thrilled to speak at the Family Online Safety Institute's state briefing on New York's approach to online safety this Thursday at Civic Hall! These state-based briefings convene online safety stakeholders to discuss the most pressing online safety policies, which are top of mind at All Tech Is Human. If you're in town for the INHOPE Summit, say hello and join this important discussion! Link to register in the comments.

APCO is teaming up with All Tech Is Human to host an exciting in-person event during San Francisco's Tech Week to explore the "State of Responsible AI."? ? Join us on Thursday, October 10, from 5:30 pm-8:00 pm PT, alongside 200+ leaders to shape the future of AI. We will have a dynamic panel discussion featuring industry experts Chris Jones, Fatemeh Khatibloo (she/her), Ian Eisenberg and Shannon Farley, with APCO's Emily Scherberth?moderating,? ? We invite you to join us to connect, learn and help drive the future of AI!? ? Register here:?https://lu.ma/khvtfex4 ? #SFTechWeek #ResponsibleAI #artificialintelligence #uncommonground

San Francisco: We'll be hosting #ResponsibleTechSF on Thursday, October 10 with APCO! Join industry leaders, government and policy makers, nonprofit leaders, and social impact advocates for an evening of networking, food and drink, and a?State of Responsible AI?panel conversation featuring?Chris Jones?(Director for International Technology for the UK's?Foreign, Commonwealth and Development Office),?Fatemeh Khatibloo (she/her)?(Director of Responsible AI and Tech,?Salesforce),?Ian Eisenberg?(Head of AI Governance Research,?Credo AI?and ATIH Affiliate), and?Shannon Farley?(Co-Founder and Executive Director,?Fast Forward). Apply now: https://lu.ma/khvtfex4

Gary Marcus (Author, Taming Silicon Valley) joins Rebekah Tweed (Executive Director, All Tech Is Human) to discuss how we can ensure AI is developed for the human interest. About Gary Marcus: Gary Marcus is a leading voice in artificial intelligence, well known for his challenges to contemporary AI. He is a scientist and best-selling author and was founder and CEO of Geometric.AI, a machine learning company acquired by Uber. A Professor Emeritus at NYU, he is the author of five previous books, including the bestseller Guitar Zero, Kluge (one of The Economist's eight best books on the brain and consciousness), and Rebooting AI (with Ernest Davis), one of Forbes's seven must-read books on AI.