The Human Element in Machine Learning w Catherine D’Ignazio, Jacob Andreas & Harini Suresh (S3E5)
[MUSIC PLAYING] CATHERINE D'IGNAZIO: It's the human behavior that is making the brain of the machine. That is how you make the machine intelligent. SARAH HANSEN: Today on Chalk Radio, how the future of artificial intelligence and machine learning education might look a lot more human. JACOB ANDREAS: What's the difference between saying, you know, a restaurant review expresses positive sentiment, which is a very complicated social phenomenon, and saying that, you know, a picture of the number 9 is a picture of the number 9, which is much less complicated as a social phenomenon. SARAH HANSEN: I'm your host, Sarah Hansen. This week, we're talking with three interdisciplinary collaborators about their mission to foster a new kind of approach to computing technologies. They've created an assignment that challenges students to take a critical approach as they build the technologies of the future. CATHERINE D'IGNAZIO: I am Catherine D'Ignazio. I...