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How women can use data cooperatives to retain control and share in the benefits of data.
Bapu Vaitla
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Astha Kapoor
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From proving that ChatGPT can pass the Wharton School’s MBA test to tricking it into saying racist epithets, chatbots are a mirror into our souls and…
Jennifer Oldfield
Despite its potential for good, when data is only used to describe problems, it can stall meaningful action and support the interests of those invested…
Kevin Guyan
Seven years from the call for a data revolution and at the half-way point to achieve the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), data is finally getting…
Jenna Slotin
Trust is a core foundation of any functioning relationship. So why do we put so little attention, time, and resources into building it?
Shruti Viswanathan
Ethical frameworks are urgently needed in this rapidly-developing field to rebalance power in genetic data and ensure that people reap its benefits and…
Alice Rathjen
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Since the start of the Data Values Project, we've seen that local activism is key to shifting power structures in how data is collected, used, and…
Janet McLaren
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Fadumo Faarah
Climate data sucks—and that's not by accident. But we’ve come too far to continue using lack of data as an excuse for inaction.
Jenna Slotin
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