Please join us for the PAIR Symposium 2020!
The PAIR Symposium 2020, hosted by Google’s People + AI Research (PAIR) team, will be taking place virtually on November 18th.
Main event
The focus of this year’s symposium is boundary objects in participatory machine learning.
We’ll be featuring perspectives from artists, researchers, policy makers, data scientists, designers, engineers and more on what boundary objects for machine learning can be, and what it looks like to put them into practice.
The event will be a three-part series of talks, panels, and discussions, with sessions hosted from London, Boston, and Seattle, respectively, over the course of the day. (Please check the schedule for more details.) You are welcome to join any or all of the three sessions.
Breakout discussions
Each leg of the main event will be followed by breakout discussions. Registration for the breakout session is closed.
Join the conversation on Twitter by using one of the hashtags! #ParticipatoryML, #BoundaryObjects, #PAIRSymposium
Recordings
This event is over. You can watch event recordings here.
Questions? Email pair-symposium-2020@google.com.
Organized by: PAIR and Google University Relations
London Session
Charlotte Lee (speaker)
Annelien Bredenoord (speaker)
Catherine D’Ignazio (speaker)
Nithya Sambasivan (speaker)
Boston Session
Ed Chi (speaker)
Sendhil Mullainathan (speaker)
Meg Mitchell (speaker)
Seattle Session
Donald Martin (speaker)
Anna Ridler (speaker)
Mindy DelliCarpini (speaker)
Hanna Wallach (speaker)
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