Designing an AI-driven Neighborhood Navigator with Black and Latinx NYC Residents
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03.05.22 – 5011:18Популярные
Опубликовано 2 мая 2022, 14:45
Recorded on April 20, 2022
Speaker: Dr. Desmond Upton Patton, Associate Dean for Innovation and Academic Affairs, founding director of the SAFE Lab and co-director of the Justice, Equity and Technology lab at Columbia School of Social Work
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientist, designers, and researchers from the SAFElab at Columbia University’s School of Social Work, School of Engineering and Applied Science and Data Science Institute partnered with the Research and Evaluation Center (REC) at John Jay College of Criminal Justice to develop a Neighborhood Navigator which assesses patterns and changes in the sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City. The Neighborhood Navigator uses community focus groups and one-on-one interviews in concert with artificial intelligence (AI) techniques (e.g. natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision) to provide short-term, recurring feedback on resident sentiment. Over time, greater precision in the AI components could lead to reduced dependence on surveys and more cost-efficient sustainability. The tool will provide policymakers with insight into public sentiment about government work and allow them to respond accordingly.
Learn more about the Race and Technology Research Lecture Series: microsoft.com/en-us/research/e...
Speaker: Dr. Desmond Upton Patton, Associate Dean for Innovation and Academic Affairs, founding director of the SAFE Lab and co-director of the Justice, Equity and Technology lab at Columbia School of Social Work
An interdisciplinary team of social scientists, computer scientist, designers, and researchers from the SAFElab at Columbia University’s School of Social Work, School of Engineering and Applied Science and Data Science Institute partnered with the Research and Evaluation Center (REC) at John Jay College of Criminal Justice to develop a Neighborhood Navigator which assesses patterns and changes in the sentiment of quality of life, wellbeing, community, and living conditions among residents of New York City. The Neighborhood Navigator uses community focus groups and one-on-one interviews in concert with artificial intelligence (AI) techniques (e.g. natural language processing (NLP) and computer vision) to provide short-term, recurring feedback on resident sentiment. Over time, greater precision in the AI components could lead to reduced dependence on surveys and more cost-efficient sustainability. The tool will provide policymakers with insight into public sentiment about government work and allow them to respond accordingly.
Learn more about the Race and Technology Research Lecture Series: microsoft.com/en-us/research/e...
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