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SUMMARY:Open Source AI Hackathon
DESCRIPTION:Catalyzing New Forms of Journalism and Civic Information\nJoin Hacks/Hackers and the Brown Institute for Media Innovation at Columbia University for a weekend of building with open source AI for experiments relating to journalism and civic information\, sponsored by Hugging Face and Codingscape. The latest open source\, large language models are rapidly becoming as capable as closed models\, meaning these powerful technologies can be deployed on private servers with bespoke data fueling new experiences. \n\n​As these models become accessible\, it’s natural to ask how their use might affect our daily lives — how will they shape our relationship with both public and private institutions\, with how we make decisions that affect our families\, our communities\, and our world.\n​In this critical election year in the U.S.\, how might we leverage generative AI to better inform citizens to engage in the democratic process?\n​How might AI help launch new products that create sustainable business models for journalism? Or improve and expand how we conduct investigations?\n​What new personalized experiences are enabled by AI?\n​How might we train models to increase accuracy and trust? And while we’re at it\, design platforms that ensure a human is in the loop?\n​What else can we dream up and prototype that no one has seen before?\n\n​The hackathon will kick off Friday evening\, April 5th\, with a mixer and pitch session for groups to come together\, a day and a half of work Saturday and Sunday\, ending with final pitches to share. \n​Space is limited\, and we encourage anyone interested to apply to attend\, including developers\, journalists\, designers\, and business and strategy experts. We invite people with little-to-no technical background\, as well as those who might be expert in Machine Learning and AI. Meals provided. \nApply to Attend
URL:https://brown.columbia.edu/event/open-source-ai-hackathon/
LOCATION:Brown Institute at Columbia\, 2950 Broadway\, New York\, NY\, 10027\, United States
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SUMMARY:Creative Commons Open Licensing Workshop (Postponed until the Fall!)
DESCRIPTION:Curious how open licensing media content can better spread news? Join the Brown Institute for Media Innovation and Creative Commons for a practical workshop on Creative Commons licensing. Creative Commons will provide an initial overview of open licensing\, copyright and what it means for media before leading participants through a fun\, hands-on practical application of CC licenses. Learn more about CC licensing in advance in the Journalist’s Guide to Creative Commons. \nCreative Commons (CC) is a global nonprofit organization that advances open access to culture and knowledge in the public interest. CC built and stewards the open licenses that power millions of people’s unfettered access to culture\, research\, information\, education and more. There are over 2.5 billion CC licenses being used across 9 million websites\, to date. \nLunch provided at the start of the event. \nFollowing the training\, please join us for a panel discussion on AI\, Creativity\, Media\, and Our Shared Commons from 5-6:30\, followed by a light reception.
URL:https://brown.columbia.edu/event/creative-commons-open-licensing-workshop/
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