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Gender and Racial Bias in Cloud NLP Sentiment APIs
Do natural language processing tools from Amazon and Google contain racial and gender bias? Charles Earl investigates.
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Data Science Insights from Cameron Davidson-Pilon
Cameron Davidson-Pilon talks to the Automattic data scientists about his work post-Shopify, data practices, and how data scientists can best serve their organizations.
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This Week in Data Reading: Project Estimation, Abandoning Significance, and Video Games.
This week, Rob suggests using statistics to help you plan your next project, Carly shares some surprising use cases for artificial intelligence, and Boris imagines a world without significance testing.
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This Week in Data Reading: Experimentation, Tech and the Humanities, and Eliminating Bias in Testing
This week, Carly, Demet, and Charles bring you some interesting material on tech and the humanities, experimentation culture, and eliminating bias in testing.
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The 2019 Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency Conference
Charles Earl shares what he learned from this year’s conference.
Data for Breakfast 