This talk examines the challenges faced by platform laborers around the world, including unfair compensation, job insecurity, and data rights violations. Additionally, they explore the community-rooted AI research that's being done at The DAIR Institute.

Mila joins the podcast to talk both about her life as a sociologist and computer scientist researching data workers, but also her experience as a woman, migrant, and mother and containing those identities alongside and within her work.

Timnit joins Paris Marx to talk about misleading framings of artificial intelligence, her experience of getting fired by Google in a very public way, and why we need to avoid getting distracted by all the hype around ChatGPT and AI image tools. (TWSU's most-listened to episode of 2023!)

Timnit talks to the UMass-Amherst based podcast Reimagining the Internet about how we can build just, useful machine learning tools while saying no to harmful AI.

Alex and Mystery AI Hype Theater 3000 co-host Emily M. Bender talk to Luiza Jarovsky about the dangers of overhyped language models and chatbots, and the privacy and fairness implications of badly applied AI technologies.

Timnit describes the #TeamHuman, community rooted AI research philosophy.

Dylan speaks about how AI encodes human biases at Seattle's Museum of History and Industry.

Alex moderated and Krystal participated in this keynote talk at the 2023 ACM conference on Fairness, Accountability and Transparency, in conversation with data workers.

Alex joins ACLUM executive director Carol Rose and Technology for Liberty program director Kade Crockford to talk about how algorithms can deepen existing structural inequities and how both AI and tech writ large can be built more inclusively.

Asme talks about his work on AI ethics for DAIR and language technology for Lesan in this lecture series for the Architectural Association School of Architecture.

Alex, Mila and Dylan join the Unsettling Knowledge Inequities podcast to talk about the implications of widespread, uncritical use of artificial intelligence and machine learning technologies, particularly in replicating and worsening existing inequities.

Timnit and Adrienne talk to KQED Forum about the exploited workers whose underpaid and precarious labor powers artificial intelligence technologies.