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  1. A Samuel Pottinger and Varsha Gopalakrishnan Re-Empower the People with Data Visualization and Game Design
  2. 👋 Hello! Introduction Challenge Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Conversation Examples Explore Analysis Represent Participate Context We are sending out a Workflowy where you can introduce yourself and answer the first question: what most worries you about AI / ML? We will get rolling at 3 minutes after. Note that this recording and notes may be released Creative Commons later. Music: Leave a Legacy by Poor Legacy under CC-BY-3.0
  3. 👋 Hello! Sam Pottinger Varsha Gopalakrishnan What makes for meaningful transparency? Introduction Challenge Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Conversation Examples Explore *Views our own and not reflective of another organization. See notice. Analysis Represent Participate Context
  4. 🗺️ Overview Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Examples Explore Introduction Challenge Data system You should care about data collection because the information can be personal and revealing or creates a power imbalance between you and some other organization. Transparency Transparency is often used as a “solution” but we have to ensure that transparency efforts are actually meaningful and empowering. Participation We believe “designing for participation” can ensure transparency is meaningful. Analysis Represent Participate Context Conversation
  5. 🏔️ The Challenge: analysis Introduction Challenge Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Examples Explore What is meaningful publication of data? Data may be fully disclosed but not useful unless there are public tools available to analyze them. Asymmetry: Tools available to one party to make data useful are not available to another party. Analysis Represent Participate Context Conversation
  6. 🏔️ The Challenge: participation Introduction Challenge Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Examples Explore What consent is really given? Data can inform solutions but disclosure isn't meaningful unless the tools used to make those solutions are inclusive. Asymmetry: Different parties’ ability to decide if / how they want to participate in a system. Analysis Represent Participate Context Conversation
  7. 🏔️ The Challenge: context Introduction Challenge Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Examples Explore What does disclosure really mean? Data requires contextualization and tooling to make it actionable otherwise the disclosure isn't meaningful. Asymmetry: One party has access to contextual or distributional data while the other does not. Analysis Represent Participate Context Conversation
  8. 🏔️ The Challenge: representation Introduction Challenge Discussion Worksho p Setting the stage Examples Explore What does data access provide? Data may be publicly disclosed but must be contextualized for an individual in order to activate advocacy. Data asymmetry can be caused by data aggregation resulting in lack of representation. Asymmetry: One party becomes more represented than another. Median income: $139k Number of sensors per 10,000 people: 15.4 Median income: $87k Number of sensors per 10,000 people: 4.3 Analysis Represent Participate Context Conversation
  9. Introduction Challenge Discussion Setting the stage Examples Explore 🗺️ What’s going on? Data in systems The fields of systems design and game design offer some help in understanding what’s going on here. Differences between actors in a system creates asymmetric design. This systems lens helps us see common issues for AI transparency efforts and what might be done to help. Analysis Represent Participate Context Worksho p Conversation
  10. 🛝 What’s next Introduction Discussion Setting the stage Explore We have some examples For you to explore and play with before we have some group conversation. Challenge Workshop Conversation Analysis Represent Participate Context Examples
  11. ⭐️ Solution Example: participation Introduction Setting the stage Examples Explore FoodSim: San Francisco Data can inform solutions but disclosure isn't meaningful unless the tools used to make those solutions are inclusive. Pattern: Lower the barrier for entry, allowing a broader group of people to choose to participate. Tool: Game design Demo Challenge Discussion Analysis Represent Participate Context Workshop Conversation
  12. ⭐️ Solution Example: analysis Introduction Setting the stage Examples Explore Colorado TRACER Analysis Data may be fully disclosed but not useful unless there are public tools available to analyze them. Pattern: Provide the same capabilities to all actors for deriving value from data. Tool: Machine learning Link Challenge Discussion Analysis Represent Participate Context Workshop Conversation
  13. ⭐️ Solution Example: representation Introduction Setting the stage Examples Explore Interactive hyperlocal air quality Data may be publicly disclosed but must be contextualized for an individual in order to activate advocacy. Data asymmetry can be caused by data aggregation resulting in lack of representation. Pattern: Allow for individualization in advocacy. Tool: Information design and Machine Learning Link Challenge Discussion Analysis Represent Participate Context Workshop Conversation
  14. ⭐️ Solution Example: context Introduction Setting the stage Examples Explore Start-Up Options Bot Data requires contextualization and tooling to make it actionable otherwise the disclosure isn't meaningful. Pattern: Offer tools for contextualization of data to reduce information asymmetry. Tool: Information design Demo Challenge Discussion Analysis Represent Participate Context Workshop Conversation
  15. 🛝 What’s next Introduction Discussion Setting the stage Explore Let’s play Let’s look at the food simulation as an example in breakout rooms. Question: What do you get from this tool versus a spreadsheet with the same data? Challenge Workshop Conversation Analysis Represent Participate Context Examples
  16. 🗣️ Conversation Introduction Worksho p Setting the stage Conversation Explore Let’s talk: What day to day AI systems most concern you? What AI system would we want to change or democratize? Challenge Discussion Examples Analysis Represent Participate Context
  17. 🔧 Workshop Introduction Setting the stage Explore Let’s talk: How might we invert or democratize the example system from the last slide? Challenge Discussion Examples Workshop Conversation Analysis Represent Participate Context
  18. 🚀 Synthesis Introduction Setting the stage Explore Let’s talk: Leave your takeaways and follow up ideas in the workflowy. Also, places for further engagement: ● Processing Forums ● Data Visualization Society ● MIT Design Justice Community ● City Data curated from government and privates sources for all cities in the US What others can you add? Challenge Discussion Examples Workshop Conversation Analysis Represent Participate Context
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  20. 📝 License / notice Creative Commons These slides are made available under the CC BY-NC- SA 3.0 license. Link Views are our own The views expressed are those of Sam and Varsha. They do not attempt to reflect those of any other organization or any work cited. Open science All works cited are publicly available. All demos linked are pre-existing open source contributions. See Works Cited for code and data.
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