⚡ Three Things Your CS Degree Won't Teach You - by jessica dai and Jasmine Sun - Reboot
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What industry influence means for the CS classroom
I'm excited to share a guest essay from my dear friend Jessica Dai, who cofounded Reboot with me back in March. She's been on hiatus from the project for the last few months, instead embarking on far more productive ventures like improving model transparency at Arthur or presenting a paper on "Fairness Under Partial Compliance" to the Women in Machine Learning workshop at NeurIPS. Jessica also wrote a feature piece, "The Paradox of Socially Responsible Computing," on the limits and potential of teaching tech ethics—insights she gained from leading Brown University's Socially Responsible…
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