Jenna Burrell Has Some Thoughts - Computing Up 37th Conversation

from Computing Up · host Dave Ackley

Michael and Dave talk with UC Berkeley sociologist Jenna Burrell about topics ranging from algorithmic fairness and transparency, to anthropology and epistemology, to viral tweets and why small is beautiful. [Title image courtesy of Jenna Burrell]

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