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March 2023

Monday, March 20, 2023
@4:30 pm
- 5:30 pm
Computer Science 105

CITP Lecture: Michael P. Kim – Foundations of Responsible Machine Learning

Algorithms make predictions about people constantly.  The spread of such prediction systems has raised concerns that machine learning algorithms may exhibit problematic behavior, especially against individuals from marginalized groups.  This talk will provide an ...

Thursday, March 30, 2023
@4:30 pm
- 6:00 pm
105 Computer Science
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CITP Distinguished Lecture Series: Lorrie Cranor – Designing Usable and Useful Privacy Choice Interfaces

Users who wish to exercise privacy rights or make privacy choices must often rely on website or app user interfaces. However, too often, these user interfaces suffer from usability deficiencies ranging from being difficult to find, hard to understand, or ...

April 2023

Wednesday, April 5, 2023
@12:30 pm
- 1:30 pm
Computer Science 105
Liu, Lydia photo

CITP Lecture: Lydia Liu -Towards Responsible Machine Learning in Societal Systems

Machine learning systems are deployed in consequential domains such as education, employment, and credit, where decisions have profound effects on socioeconomic opportunity and life outcomes. High stakes decision settings present new statistical, ...

Tuesday, April 11, 2023
@12:30 pm
- 1:30 pm
105 Computer Science
Photo Amanda Coston

CITP Lecture: Amanda Coston – Responsible Machine Learning through the Lens of Causal Inference

Machine learning algorithms are widely used for decision making in societally high-stakes settings from child welfare and criminal justice to healthcare and consumer lending. Recent history has illuminated numerous examples where these algorithms proved unreliable ...

Tuesday, April 18, 2023
@4:30 pm
- 6:00 pm
Computer Science 105

CITP Lecture: Peter Henderson – Aligning Machine Learning, Law, and Policy for Responsible Real-World Deployments

Machine learning (ML) is being deployed to a vast array of real-world applications with profound impacts on society. ML can have positive impacts, such as aiding in the discovery of new cures for diseases and improving government transparency and efficiency. But it can also be harmful: reinforcing authoritarian regimes, scaling ...