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Annette Zimmermann

Annette Zimmermann is a political philosopher working on the role of risk and uncertainty for the ethics of artificial intelligence, and their impact on democratic values like equality and justice. They are currently a postdoctoral research fellow at Princeton University.

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Technology Can't Fix Algorithmic Injustice

We need greater democratic oversight of AI not just from developers and designers, but from all members of society.

Annette Zimmermann, Elena Di Rosa, Hochan Kim

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