# Rashida Richardson
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rashida richardson is a visiting scholar at Rutgers Law School and the Rutgers Institute for Information Policy and the Law and a senior fellow in the Digital Innovation and Democracy Initiative at the German Marshall Fund. She is scheduled to join the faculty at Northeastern Law as an Assistant Professor of Law and Political Science with the School of Law and the Department of Political Science in the College of Social Sciences and Humanities in July 2021. Richardson previously was the director of policy research at the AI Now Institute, where she designed, implemented and coordinated research strategies and initiatives on law, policy, and civil rights.
All Dogs May Go to Heaven, but Robotic Spy Dogs Can Go Str8 to Hell
This week on Surveillance And The City, hosts Albert Fox Cahn, Rashida Richardson, and Liz O'Sullivan discuss NYPD's use of a robotic dog in Brooklyn and the Bronx. Robotics design company, Boston Dynamics, began selling "Spot" back in June mainly to utility, energy, and construction companies, as …
Public Interest Tech & Algorithmic Bias — with Di Luong
Di Luong is a researcher, technologist and ethnographer who has been exploring issues around public interest technology, social justice and algorithmic bias. On this episode we discuss risks of algorithmic bias, how technology intersects with social justice, and the larger role of public interest t…
Notifications: On - featuring Lily Collins, Rashida Richardson and Laurie Segall
Our co-host this week is veteran tech journalist and entrepreneur, Laurie Segall. Focusing on all the ways in which tech has sped up and slowed down our world, from television series to cellular phones, Lily Collins joins us to discuss her Instagram-influenced hit series, Emily in Paris and the awa…
The POST Act Always Rings Twice
This week on Surveillance and the City, we look at the long-awaited release of the POST Act, last year’s groundbreaking NYPD surveillance oversight law.
Will this be a new day for law enforcement transparency, or just the latest NYPD effort to ignore the law.
Then, we’re joined by The Economist’s…
Stop, Frisk, & Many Risks
Part 1: NYPD statistics and Stop, Question, and Frisk
Part 2: The Lockport NY School Facial Recognition
Part 3: Stranger than Science Fiction: Steven Spielberg's Minority Report
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Algorithmic Fairness is More Than a Math Problem
Host Kirsten Martin is joined by Ben Green, an assistant professor at the Gerald R. Ford School of Public Policy and a postdoctoral scholar in the Michigan Society of Fellows at the University of Michigan. Specializing in the social and political impacts of government algorithms, with a focus on al…
Empowering Pro Se Litigants: The Love Story Behind Courtroom5
Welcome to "AI Lawyer Talking Tech." In today's episode, we uncover the remarkable journey of Sonja Ebron and Debra Slone, the dynamic couple driving innovation in the legal tech industry. Their startup, Courtroom5, is revolutionizing the Justice Tech sector by providing a unique platform to educa…
Rashida Richardson Paves the Way for Women in AI & Privacy at Mastercard
In an industry often dominated by men, Rashida Richardson stands out. As senior counsel at Mastercard, she's not just part of the conversation—she’s leading it. Her focus is on artificial intelligence (AI), a field that's both formidable & endlessly fascinating.
Richardson's path wasn't always…
Ethics by Design: Building Equitable AI Systems
For this episode of Embedded Zain is joined by Rashida Richardson, a law and technology policy expert and Senior Counsel at MasterCard, where they discuss some of the ways AI systems reflect racial and cultural biases we see in society. Rashida also shares some of the policy interventions, governan…
Reshaping Work: AI's Revolution in Skills & Opportunity
In our debut episode of the Embedded podcast, host Zain Verjee is joined by Aneesh Raman, LinkedIn's Chief Economic Opportunity Officer, for a discussion about the future of work in the AI era. He discusses the trends he's been witnessing since the AI boom and breaks down some of the skills and qu…
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