Histories of AI: Imaginaries and Materialities Online Seminar hosted by DigiLabour and Histories of AI Project - University of Cambridge April 19-20. See the schedule below digilabour.com.br/2021/04/05/his…

Not only was Samy's leadership severely undermined while continuing to dismantle his team & perpetuate the opposite of the values he holds, it was very clear he had been getting sidelined since before we were even fired. I had even said that in my email they cited while firing me

Samy was, with Jeff Dean + Andrew Ng, one of the co-founders of Google Brain and a towering figure within machine learning. This is a big deal.

I wrote this based on some of my current research AI Now Institute (published last week but I was taking time off to be w/family, so sharing it here now): slate.com/technology/202…

🧵 Hey y’all! My name is Thalía Menchaca, and I’ve created a short presentation on a piece by dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin titled, "Whitewashing tech: Why the erasures of the past matter today."

"The Silicon Valley mythology does us a disservice. It creates a digital America dependent on the work of a handful of male tech geniuses. It deletes the work of the many individuals who had been computing, and it effaces their diversity" I'm loving dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin's book

Where in the world is…Cathy Carlston? In our 45th issue historian and then-contributing editor dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin uncovered the story of Carmen Sandiego's least known creator, a woman named Cathy Carlston. buff.ly/3qtqf4d

More great writing from Mar Hicks, also featuring quotes from yours truly.

“The greatest trick that capitalism ever pulled was convincing the world that what women do in the home isn’t work,” says Joy Rankin, a historian of computing who works for the AI Now Institute,

My latest essay, with thanks to Lisa Nakamura Sam Shorey Daniela Rosner Brock Craft and Helen Remick for their work that inspired it: sciencenews.org/article/core-m…

This is a great article full stop but especially great for teaching! Womens hands were the Apollos greatest resource even if nobody knew it, now is a good time to acknowledge that!

🚀🧶 It's wonderful to have our research on the hardware weavers for the moon missions included in this essay, alongside history of technology s'heroes dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin and Lisa Nakamura!

[3/23, 5PM] What does computing's history say about STEM's pipeline problem? What does the pipeline problem say about computing, power, + society? Join Brown Modern Culture and Media + Brown CS for a talk with dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin, part of the Critical Computing Series. Register: bit.ly/3KIOkMQ

New In Focus Alert: "New Histories of Computational Personhood: An Introduction" edited by kris and @bazintastic with contributions by Jacob Gaboury, dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin, Avery Slater, and Homay King in our latest 61.4 (Summer 2022) issue online and #OpenAccess on jcmsjournal.org

Join us on Zoom tomorrow night for what is sure to be a fascinating a conversation between Torie Bosch, ₠ and dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin as they discuss their contributions to a newly published anthology from Princeton University Press. Register here: princetonlibrary.libnet.info/event/7193967

So many great essays in this book from the likes of Ethan Zuckerman, Elena Botella, dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin, @maasalan, @quinndupont, David Cassel, James Grimmelmann, Will Oremus, Margaret O'Mara, Lily Hay Newman, Lowen Liu, Katie Hafner, Josephine Wolff and many more! techpolicy.press/you-are-not-ex…

What a treat! Loved this conversation with Meredith Broussard Charlton McIlwain Mark White — and excited to read this anthology! 🔥 James Grimmelmann Will Oremus dr. joy Marie Lisi rankin Ethan Zuckerman ++ press.princeton.edu/books/paperbac…