[FRIAM] Fwd: Please join SFI on Tuesday, April 11th for our first 2023 Community Lecture - A Discussion on "AI and the Gig Economy" with Mary Gray and Cris Moore

[Tom Johnson]

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Subject: Please join SFI on Tuesday, April 11th for our first 2023
Community Lecture - A Discussion on "AI and the Gig Economy" with Mary Gray
and Cris Moore
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SFI Community Lecture AI and the Gig Economy
Mary Gray, *Microsoft, Harvard University *
<https://santafe.edu/events/ai-and-gig-economy-oppression-or-innovation>
Cris Moore, *Santa Fe Institute*

*Tuesday, April 11, 202*
<https://santafe.edu/events/ai-and-gig-economy-oppression-or-innovation>3.
*7:30
pm <https://santafe.edu/events/ai-and-gig-economy-oppression-or-innovation>*



*The Lensic Performing Arts Center 211 W. San Francisco Street Santa Fe,
New Mexico*
*​* <https://santafe.edu/events/ai-and-gig-economy-oppression-or-innovation>
<https://santafe.edu/events/ai-and-gig-economy-oppression-or-innovation>*Image:
detail "March of Intellect." William Heath. 1829*

*Artificial Intelligence is constantly in the news, * and the usual
question is whether it will help us or replace us. But behind every AI is a
long supply chain of human work that shapes decision-making systems. These
hidden humans doing that work operate in the gig economy. Their work, like
that of most gig workers, is independent and precarious, yet the AI they
develop carries the artifact of their labor. They enrich and refine the
data that AI depends on, and intervene when it fails.

So, will AI amplify our biases, or help us transcend them? Does AI simply
distill our own ideas and reflect them back at us, or does it provide
something new? And what democratic processes can, or should, govern the
creation and uses of AI?

Mary Gray <https://marylgray.org> is a MacArthur Fellow, a Senior Principal
Researcher at Microsoft Research, and a Faculty Associate at Harvard’s
Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society. Her book Ghost Work,
coauthored with Siddharth Suri, explores the lives of those whose work
underlies AI’s success.

Cris Moore <https://santafe.edu/people/profile/cristopher-moore> is a
Professor at the Santa Fe Institute who studies the uses and misuses of
algorithms in criminal justice and housing.

Reserve your *free tickets* through The Lensic Box Office online
<https://lensic.org/events/sfi-ai-and-the-gig-economy/> or call
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sponsorship from the *McKinnon Family Foundation*, with additional support
provided by <https://www.youtube.com/user/santafeinst>The Lensic Performing
Arts Center <http://www.lensic.org> and the Santa Fe Reporter.
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about SFI's Community Lecture Series.


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