Algorithmic (In)Justice Panel Discussion

Black Action Society (BAS) and Pitt Science Policy Group (PSPG

Policy/Law Oriented Panel Discussion Surrounding the Implications of Modern Computational Tools on Society.

How do we prevent systematic bias, discrimination, and racism to exist in modern technology? Join BAS and PSPG as we discuss actionable policy with a panel of community leaders, industry experts, and academic experts from the fields of health, law, and policy. These discussions should leave attendees with a deeper understanding for how technology, in general, can further marginalize minorities and what steps can be taken to prevent such consequences of unregulated technology. Featuring:Vincent Southerland - Executive Director, Center on Race, Inequality, and the Law at New York University and Co-Author of the book &quot;Carving Out a Humanity: Race, Rights, and Redemption&quot;Chris Deluzio - Policy Director at University of Pittsburgh&#x27;s Insitute for Cyber Law, Policy and Security (Pitt Cyber)Chole Autio - Policy Manager at Intel Corporation focusing on Artificial Intelligence and PrivacySelena Smith - Associate Director of the Ubran Health Program at the University of Illinois -Chicago and part of the American Public Health Association&#x27;s Black Caucus of Health Workers (APHA BCHW)

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