Newsletter: Want AI to be more inclusive? Just ask it to be like Curious George.
Updates from the AI for Equity: Tackling Harmful Bias in the Information Ecosystem hackathon in Baltimore.
Advancing media innovation & fostering public trust
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Since 2009, Hacks/Hackers has united diverse communities to advance media innovation and foster public trust in the information ecosystem.
We do this by:
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Convening hackathons, ideathons, and workshops that bring together talent from diverse backgrounds, including journalism, technology and academia to ideate and innovate.
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Incubating innovation in media, and by providing resources, mentorship and networking opportunities.
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Scaling the adoption of effective media solutions through comprehensive implementation guides and strategic consulting.
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Newsletter
Newsletter: Want AI to be more inclusive? Just ask it to be like Curious George.
Updates from the AI for Equity: Tackling Harmful Bias in the Information Ecosystem hackathon in Baltimore.
Newsletter: Building a more inclusive Al future in Baltimore