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Description:
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In this podcast episode, we talked with Tamara Atanasoska about building fair AI systems.
About the Speaker:
Tamara works on ML explainability, interpretability and fairness as Open Source Software Engineer at probable. She is a maintainer of fairlearn, contributor to scikit-learn and skops. Tamara has both computer science/ software engineering and a computational linguistics(NLP) background.
During the event, the guest discussed their career journey from software engineering to open-source contributions, focusing on explainability in AI through Scikit-learn and Fairlearn. They explored fairness in AI, including challenges in credit loans, hiring, and decision-making, and emphasized the importance of tools, human judgment, and collaboration. The guest also shared their involvement with PyLadies and encouraged contributions to Fairlearn.
0:00 Introduction to the event and the community
1:51 Topic introduction: Linguistic fairness and socio-technical perspectives in AI
2:37 Guest introduction: Tamara’s background and career
3:18 Tamara’s career journey: Software engineering, music tech, and computational linguistics
9:53 Tamara’s background in language and computer science
14:52 Exploring fairness in AI and its impact on society
21:20 Fairness in AI models
26:21 Automating fairness analysis in models
32:32 Balancing technical and domain expertise in decision-making
37:13 The role of humans in the loop for fairness
40:02 Joining Probable and working on open-source projects
46:20 Scopes library and its integration with Hugging Face
50:48 PyLadies and community involvement
55:41 The ethos of Scikit-learn and Fairlearn
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