Dec 30, 2022The best things I read about Responsible AI in 2022.Judging from my conversations with friends and family over the holiday season, it seems like suddenly, there’s a massive interest in learning more about AI and its potential risks — thank you, ChatGPT, for increasing public awareness of a.) the incredible potential of advanced AI systems and b.) …Responsible Ai5 min readResponsible Ai5 min read
Published in Credo AI Blog·Jan 10, 2022Our Predictions for Ethical AI in 2022At Credo AI, we’re optimistic about the growth we’ve seen in the Ethical AI space in the last year — from emerging regulations to growing customer demand, here’s what we think will happen to continue this momentum in 2022. — This past year was a busy one for us at Credo AI. In 2021, we spoke with over 120 organizations about operationalizing Responsible AI. …Responsible Ai5 min readResponsible Ai5 min read
Published in non-disclosure·May 20, 2020Food for thoughtIt was a quiet Monday evening — or was it Tuesday? They’re all sort of blending together these days. I was cooking dinner for myself and my boyfriend, a daily ritual that has taken on a slightly alarming significance and elaborateness over the past seven weeks. I was making shrimp…4 min read4 min read
Published in DataDrivenInvestor·Jul 30, 20195 Things You Should Know If You Want to “Do AI”Everyone should think about and play around with AI — not just tech companies with data scientists to spare. Here’s what you need to know.Artificial Intelligence7 min readArtificial Intelligence7 min read
May 7, 2019What’s new in Watson OpenScale: beta experience with advanced metrics, Fast Path tutorialWith Watson OpenScale, we envision helping users understand the impact that AI has on their business outcomes. The new Watson OpenScale beta experience presents the foundational metrics which are important to be collected in order to find the impact on an AI application’s KPIs. This new experience which can be…Machine Learning3 min readMachine Learning3 min read
Published in Towards Data Science·Feb 19, 2019People don’t trust AI. We need to change that.This past week, I had the pleasure of attending and speaking at THINK, IBM’s annual customer and developer conference that brought over 25,000 attendees to San Francisco. Of course, it’s next to impossible to sum up an event of that scale in a simple blog post — but I’d like…Machine Learning7 min readMachine Learning7 min read
