Coded Bias: Film Screening & Discussion On Ai Ethics

This event is part of "AI-pril Month" put on by Geeks&&. Click here to view the full list of events. - Join us for a screening of Coded Bias, the powerful documentary that exposes the hidden biases in AI systems and their far-reaching consequences. The film follows MIT Media Lab researcher Joy Buolamwini as she uncovers racial and gender bias in facial recognition technology, sparking a global conversation on the need for ethical AI. During the screening, we’ll dive into a group discussion on key issues like: 🔹 How AI bias happens and why it matters 🔹 The importance of diverse and well-structured data sets 🔹 The ethical challenges of AI in hiring, policing, and decision-making 🔹 What we can do to push for more transparent, fair, and accountable AI Why Attend? 🎬 Watch an award-winning documentary on AI bias 🤖 Learn how flawed data can lead to harmful real-world impacts 🗣️ Engage in a thought-provoking discussion on ethical AI This event is open to all—whether you're in tech, policy, or just curious about how AI shapes our world. When: April 22nd, 6p to 8p Where: The 300 Main Media Room Hosts: Kedron Abbott + Sharon Gutierrez Come for the film, stay for the conversation! Popcorn will be provided! More Info below.