The USF Center for Applied Data Ethics will be hosting a Tech Policy Workshop the weekend of Nov 16 to 17. Systemic problems, such as increasing surveillance, spread of disinformation, concerning uses of predictive policing, and the magnification of unjust bias, all require systemic solutions.
We invite anyone working in the tech industry or in public policy, and to community members concerned about the impact of misuses of tech on society to attend. By hosting a Tech Policy Workshop, we hope to facilitate collaborations between those in tech and in policy, as well as highlight the need for policy interventions in addressing ethical issues to those working in tech. The workshop will include a mix of talks, workshops and breakout sessions.
We invite anyone working in the tech industry or in public policy, and to community members concerned about the impact of misuses of tech on society to attend. By hosting a Tech Policy Workshop, we hope to facilitate collaborations between those in tech and in policy, as well as highlight the need for policy interventions in addressing ethical issues to those working in tech. The workshop will include a mix of talks, workshops and breakout sessions.
Join us for the CADE Tech Policy Workshop
November 16 and 17, 2019
Location
McLaren Conference Center, 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
November 16 and 17, 2019
Location
McLaren Conference Center, 2130 Fulton Street, San Francisco, CA 94117
Speakers
Tawana Petty Detroit Community Technology Project 
Rumman Chowdhury ACCENTURE 
Irina Raicu santa clara university markkula Center for applied Ethics 
Chris Riley Mozilla 
Kristian Lum Human rights data analysis group 
Craig Newmark Craig Newmark Philanthropies |
Catherine Bracy TechEquity Collaborative 
Travis Moore TechCongress 
Elizabeth E. Joh UC Davis School of Law 
Renee DiResta Mozilla Fellow in Media, Misinformation, and Trust 
Y-Vonne Hutchinson Readyset 
Guillaume Chaslot algo transparency |
More speakers coming soon!