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I write so I have an excuse to ask lots of questions. I'd almost always rather be hiking.
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University of Washington Information School

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By Jessi Loerch Verified
| University of Washington Information School
Converge Media is an Emmy-winning video producer based in Seattle. For 10 years, it has been telling and uplifting the stories of the Black community in the Northwest. In that time, it has collected a massive archive of videos and photos — 160 terabytes. But when Converge was first beginning its work, it didn’t have a great system for labeling its content. It has a wealth of content featuring members of the Black community. What it doesn’t have is a great way to find that content.
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University of Washington Information School

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By Jessi Loerch Verified
| University of Washington Information School
Early in her career, Elisheba Choppala worked as an intern for a consumer-packaged goods company. She worked on data analysis, and that experience made it clear how much businesses rely on clear information. The internship became a permanent position, and Choppala used data analytics to support the company for several more years. When Choppala was ready to continue her education, she was also looking for a change. Originally from Abu Dhabi, she’d been in the Midwest for eight years.
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Informatics class helps UW students get a handle on AI

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By Jessi Loerch Verified
| University of Washington Information School
Students today are being asked to engage with artificial intelligence in all aspects of their lives — in their personal lives, education and careers. But it’s a complex topic and so new that it’s difficult to understand how AI works and how it can be used responsibly. A new class from the University of Washington Information School aims to help students across the university gain a broad understanding of AI.
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