Afternoon Session: Individuals, Groups, Pattern Recognition and Rich Data

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Cynthia Dwork (Harvard University), Jamie Morgenstern (Georgia Institute of Technology)
https://simons.berkeley.edu/talks/afternoon-session-individuals-groups-pattern-recognition-and-rich-data
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Simons Institute
Theory of Computing
Theory of Computation
Theoretical Computer Science
Computer Science
UC Berkeley
Cynthia Dwork
Jamie Morgenstern
Wrong at the Root: Racial Bias and the Tension Between Numbers and Words in Non-Internet Data