Marwa Idris

Marwa Idris

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Computer Sience Student

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AI harms

BIAS Blog 1: Right to Fair Representation

4 minute read

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In a world where AI is increasingly influential and often used as a learning tool, it is crucial that these systems accurately represent marginalized groups. This article will specifically explore how AI misrepresents people of color and examine the broader harms that result from these misrepresentations.

AI misusage

ALG Blog 2: How GenAI Works

1 minute read

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How does generative artificial intelligence (AI) work? Where does it work well, and where does it falter? How we can mitigate the harms of generative AI through technical and structural changes?

Abortion Access

Algorithmic Bias

ALG Blog 1: Exception to Data Driven Rules

3 minute read

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In today’s world, decisions about our lives such as loans, jobs, or even criminal sentencing, are increasingly made by algorithms. But what happens when these data-driven rules don’t fit everyone? This blog explores a case study that highlights how people who don’t match the “average” can be unfairly affected.

Algorithmic bias

BIAS Representations

BIAS Blog 1: Right to Fair Representation

4 minute read

Published:

In a world where AI is increasingly influential and often used as a learning tool, it is crucial that these systems accurately represent marginalized groups. This article will specifically explore how AI misrepresents people of color and examine the broader harms that result from these misrepresentations.

CopyRights

INFO Blog 2: Policies for Creative Works

4 minute read

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In this post, I discuss the case study examining how copyright struggles to keep up with generative AI. The study asks key questions about authorship, data use, and the future of creative work in an AI-driven world.

Data-Driven Decisions

ALG Blog 1: Exception to Data Driven Rules

3 minute read

Published:

In today’s world, decisions about our lives such as loans, jobs, or even criminal sentencing, are increasingly made by algorithms. But what happens when these data-driven rules don’t fit everyone? This blog explores a case study that highlights how people who don’t match the “average” can be unfairly affected.

Data-Driven Exceptions

ALG Blog 1: Exception to Data Driven Rules

3 minute read

Published:

In today’s world, decisions about our lives such as loans, jobs, or even criminal sentencing, are increasingly made by algorithms. But what happens when these data-driven rules don’t fit everyone? This blog explores a case study that highlights how people who don’t match the “average” can be unfairly affected.

Digital Activism

Diversity

BIAS Blog 1: Right to Fair Representation

4 minute read

Published:

In a world where AI is increasingly influential and often used as a learning tool, it is crucial that these systems accurately represent marginalized groups. This article will specifically explore how AI misrepresents people of color and examine the broader harms that result from these misrepresentations.

Ethics

Ethic Blog 1: Ethical Frameworks

2 minute read

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Studies show that AI can already persuade people better than expert negotiators. As AI becomes more common in business and finance, it creates new risks that our current laws and institutions are not ready to handle.

Fairness in Machine learning

Generative AI

INFO Blog 2: Policies for Creative Works

4 minute read

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In this post, I discuss the case study examining how copyright struggles to keep up with generative AI. The study asks key questions about authorship, data use, and the future of creative work in an AI-driven world.

Harvard Study

ALG Blog 2: How GenAI Works

1 minute read

Published:

How does generative artificial intelligence (AI) work? Where does it work well, and where does it falter? How we can mitigate the harms of generative AI through technical and structural changes?

Ethic Blog 1: Ethical Frameworks

2 minute read

Published:

Studies show that AI can already persuade people better than expert negotiators. As AI becomes more common in business and finance, it creates new risks that our current laws and institutions are not ready to handle.

Latin America

Policy Tools

INFO Blog 2: Policies for Creative Works

4 minute read

Published:

In this post, I discuss the case study examining how copyright struggles to keep up with generative AI. The study asks key questions about authorship, data use, and the future of creative work in an AI-driven world.

Regulating AI

Ethic Blog 1: Ethical Frameworks

2 minute read

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Studies show that AI can already persuade people better than expert negotiators. As AI becomes more common in business and finance, it creates new risks that our current laws and institutions are not ready to handle.

Scholarship

ALG Blog 2: How GenAI Works

1 minute read

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How does generative artificial intelligence (AI) work? Where does it work well, and where does it falter? How we can mitigate the harms of generative AI through technical and structural changes?

Social Justice

Text-to-Image Modules

BIAS Blog 1: Right to Fair Representation

4 minute read

Published:

In a world where AI is increasingly influential and often used as a learning tool, it is crucial that these systems accurately represent marginalized groups. This article will specifically explore how AI misrepresents people of color and examine the broader harms that result from these misrepresentations.

mitigate AI harms

ALG Blog 2: How GenAI Works

1 minute read

Published:

How does generative artificial intelligence (AI) work? Where does it work well, and where does it falter? How we can mitigate the harms of generative AI through technical and structural changes?