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Dec 4, 2021 48 min

Carla Brodley: From Machine Learning to Inclusive Computing - 52nd Conversation

from Computing Up Hosted by Dave Ackley

Carla Brodley, professor and Dean of Inclusive Computing at Northeastern University (link), talks to Michael and Dave about applying Machine Learning to real problems from computer security to medicine, and how to move the needle for diversity, equity, access, and belonging in Computer Science education. [Title image courtesy of Carla Brodley]

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