Computer systems are enhancing our lives and our ability to solve complex problems, but they can also exhibit bias or make mistakes. We are addressing this via “Computing for the Common Good," creating technology that serves and protects us: fair, accessible, explainable, trustworthy, effective & efficient. Laura Haas, winner of the 2010 Technical Leadership Abie Award, discusses this issue through research, programs, open research, and the educational challenges.
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Computer systems are enhancing our lives and our ability to solve complex problems, but they can also exhibit bias or make mistakes. We are addressing this via “Computing for the Common Good," creating technology that serves and protects us: fair, accessible, explainable, trustworthy, effective & efficient. Laura Haas, winner of the 2010 Technical Leadership Abie Award, discusses this issue through research, programs, open research, and the educational challenges.
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