Emma Pierson
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CS faculty @cornell_tech; past @MSFTResearch, @StanfordAILab, @Rhodes_Trust scholar. Health+inequality+ML. "On the whole, though, I take the side of amazement."
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Interested in promoting equity in healthcare? Join us, the Office of Health Equity Research and Yale Biomedical Informatics & Data Science, for a seminar by Dr. Emma Pierson Emma Pierson on machine learning and healthcare equity.
medicine.yale.edu/genetics/event… Yale School of Medicine affiliates welcome!
Want to know the state of AI & Cardiology? Our #JACC reviews are for you!
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Pt 1: The field's most comprehensive primer. Every study you should know about in 1 place
Pt 2: Tackling today's evidence, equity, & regulatory challenges
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It was a lot of fun to guest lecture for Opportunity Insights 'Using Big Data to Solve Economic and Social Problems' (opportunityinsights.org/course/) - it's one of the classes I most wish I could've taken, the students asked great questions, and it's taught in this beautiful building!
Spring at Princeton is absolutely stunning :) A pleasure to speak at the Quantitative Social Science Colloquium - many thanks to Princeton Politics for the invitation!
New white paper: Stanford HAI and Black in AI join forces to present considerations for The Black Caucus’s policy initiatives by highlighting where AI can exacerbate racial inequalities and where it can benefit Black communities. Read here: hai.stanford.edu/white-paper-ex…
Our paper on the limitations of coarse race categories (arxiv.org/abs/2304.09270) is discussed in a very interesting The New York Times piece today on people of MENA heritage and the limitations of Census categories - nytimes.com/interactive/20…
So excited to announce my first first author paper has been accepted to #CHI2024 🎉 I had a great time working with Marianne Aubin Le Quéré, Jenny Fu, Danaë Metaxa (@[email protected]), Christin Munsch, & Mor Naaman
NEW 'Optimizing for What?' ESSAY: A new experiment from researchers @Cornell_Tech and UC Berkeley finds that ranking content based on users’ stated preferences—not the engagement-based algorithm—can reduce polarizing and divisive content on social media. knightcolumbia.org/content/engage…
Episode 9 of Bio(un)ethical is out!
Marc Lipsitch: How to Ethically Prevent the Next Pandemic
We chat with Marc Lipsitch about:
- What policymakers got wrong during COVID
- Whether backlash was preventable
- The value of research with potential pandemic pathogens
- A lot more