Do you work on AI products that silently gather user data and make predictions📊? This is a 🎧 must-listen - especially if the products you work on are used by people with limited resources, access, or may be marginalized. Every day product designers, engineers, managers, data scientists make decisions that may feel small - a button here, a data point there. But these decisions can have huge ramifications - steep tradeoffs ⚖️ for the users of our products. This discussion got me thinking deeply about data use ethics and disclosures - what rights do people have to know what predictions about them are being made based on their data? 🤔 Appreciate this thoughtful conversation led by Raffi Krikorian featuring Kenya (Kevin) Williams, Melanie Fontes Rainer , Sue Dunlap, Amy Merrill, and Ted Lieu . I'm so inspired by the agility and resilience shown by these organizations (like Planned Parenthood Federation of America ) in planning for a post -Roe America and in navigating the ever changing landscape to ensure people have the access to care they deserve 💪🙏 listen here 🎧 and share what stood out for you! https://lnkd.in/g7rn4tyD
🔔 This just in, episode 4 of #TechnicallyOptimistic is available now! This week we discuss how digital surveillance impacts reproductive rights, particularly in a post-Roe v. Wade world. EC’s Raffi Krikorian sits down with reproductive rights experts fighting to uphold reproductive freedom in an ever-changing technological and socio-political landscape. Listen now wherever you get your podcasts! 🎧 Guests include Sue Dunlap, the President and CEO of Planned Parenthood Los Angeles; Melanie Fontes Rainer, Director of the HHS Office of Civil Rights; Kenya (Kevin) Williams, VP of digital products at Planned Parenthood; and Amy J. Merrill, digital director and co-founder of Plan C; and attorney and US congressman Ted Lieu.
Vice President, Digital Products at Planned Parenthood Federation of America
1moThanks for elevating Sarah Morris. Appreciate the support. Really ❤️ the work you and team are doing.