January 14th, I did the final presentation (linked below for the majorly nerdy and extraordinarily curious) on my year as a Walden Research & Applications for Social Change Fellow and Grant Recipient. I was honored to be accepted as a fellow (and to be able to receive the grant just in time to help offset …
Working on the analysis of the data collected on the impact of COVID-19 on teachers in the USA (primary through graduate school). Thought I’d share a piece of what I’ve found so far: Top 3 problems educators who took my survey said they are experiencing: 1. Too many distractions at home (73) 2. Keeping a …
For day two of ECIAIR I am presenting a poster on the development of a program for improving the speed and accuracy of statistical data analysis. You can view the poster on ResearchGate!
Today I am presenting on the IEEE P7010™ Standard and ethical considerations in AI development at ECIAIR (European Conference on the Impact of Artificial Intelligence and Robotics). You can find more information on the project page on ResearchGate.
The book Weapons of Math Destruction is a great read for those who want to be aware of the negative consequences that need to be thoughtfully considered when implementing artificial intelligence, to reduce the potential for unintended harm. The examples/case studies discussed really helped me consider AI in different contexts, and gain a new perspective …
Hey God(c) By Alice Vo Edwards 4/21/2019 Hey god If you’re out there… Can you hear me? I’m just lying here Sending up a prayer To the man upstairs. To the man upstairs Hoping that you hear my prayers Can you hear me? Lying here There’s nothing in this world More precious than this heart …
(C) Alice Vo Edwards As a child, when I first began swimming in the ocean, family members and signs at the beach warned about the dangers of undertow, and invisible currents that unexpectedly pull me under if a wave swept me out from shore. I was not only told about the potential danger, but talked …
I’m presenting “Well-being Program Implementation at a Fortune 500Company: A Case Study” at the 15th European Conference on Innovation and Entrepreneurship later this month. Excited to share what we learned and hopefully inspire other innovators and entrepreneurs!
Perhaps you’ve read the news recently and seen the articles about how workers working from home are working three hours longer per day on average and facing increased stress, burnout, and health challenges as a result (2) On top of this additional unpaid work time, and challenges with time management, parenting and overseeing online education, parents …
In early March, I received word that a study I proposed and developed for Graduate Women in Science (GWIS), with two other volunteers and colleagues, had received IRB approval and was ready for us to go live and start seeking responses. It was exciting and the team I was working with was ready to hit …