Mixer Design Group

Announcing the inaugural winners of our #ReportingOnAI Hall of Fame! The 15 honorees for 2023, selected from 100s of candidates across 80+ publications worldwide, exemplify great writing on AI tools in action. The Hall of Fame is one of our program's latest efforts to promote accurate and accessible reporting on #ArtificialIntelligence to help us all #TalkBetterAboutAI. The winning excerpts are sourced from a variety of publications, from student newspapers to mainstream press. They provide examples that anyone can learn from, regardless of sector or field. The authors -- career tech reporters + journalists covering healthcare, education, and other traditionally non-tech beats -- all have one thing in common: they're helping the public better understand AI technologies through clear and accurate writing. See who's won: https://lnkd.in/gPWCTJ5g Please join us in congratulating the winning writers: * Marissa Kumar Gerchick, Tobi Jegede, Tarak Shah, Ana Gutiérrez, Sophie Beiers, Noam Shemtov, Kath Xu, Anjana Samant, and Aaron Horowitz | ACLU (March 14) * Viola Zhou | Rest of World (April 11) * Isaiah Smith | The Famuan (April 21) * Michael Atleson | Federal Trade Commission Business Blog (May 1) * Julie George, PhD | Bulletin of the Atomic Scientists (May 16) * Molly Sharlach, PhD | Princeton University Electrical and Computer Engineering (May 30) * shirin anlen & Raquel Vazquez Llorente | WITNESS (June 28) * Mack DeGeurin | Gizmodo (August 15) * Aaron Sankin & Surya Mattu | The Markup (October 2) * Haleluya Hadero | The Associated Press (November 2) * Reed Albergotti | Semafor (November 13) * Angela Spivey | Duke University School of Medicine (November 13) * Susanna Vogel | Healthcare Dive (December 13) * Jeremy Wagstaff | F&D Magazine (December) * Anna Waterman & Stephanee McCadney | Quill.org (n.d.) Tom Latkowski, Google Public Policy Fellow with our team, explains why we created the Hall of Fame in a new blog post. Learn about the Hall of Fame here: https://lnkd.in/ghtyDCDj

Since last January, I've been studying in the Division of Narrative Medicine at Columbia University at Columbia, preparing to bring the kinds of community-based writing workshops I love to doctors, patients, and caregivers. As I wrap up the program, I'm offering a FREE workshop on March 16 for caregivers of any kind--those caring for a family member, a small child, or in a service role. This is a safe, supportive space to explore the experience of caregiving, no writing experience necessary. Please help me spread the word! https://lnkd.in/gpUAbY8C