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Rosie Campbell

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Forever expanding my nerd/bimbo Pareto frontier. AI welfare 🤝 AI safety. Managing Director @eleosai, Ex-OpenAI, 2024 @rootsofprogress fellow
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Invisible Contributions: Gender, Misattribution and the Matilda Effect

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By Rosie Campbell, Mariam Abouelenin, Sophy Higgins
What is the Matilda Effect? Whose ideas are valued, and who takes the credit for them? The Matilda Effect refers to the historical tendency for women’s achievements to be overlooked or credited to men. Coined by historian Margaret Rossiter in 1993, it is named after suffragist Matilda Joslyn Gage, who exposed this pattern in the 19th century. The concept highlights systemic bias in recognition and calls for fair acknowledgement of contributions regardless of gender.
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Moral circle calibration

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By Robert Long, Rosie Campbell
| Substack
When people hear that Eleos AI Research is “dedicated to understanding and addressing the potential wellbeing and moral status of AI systems,” they might understandably imagine that we are like PETA for AI—activists who always push for more concern and rights for AI systems. We do believe that AI systems could deserve moral consideration soon, and we worry that society is unprepared to treat AI systems well.
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‘Whitby Woman’, ‘Waitrose Woman’: Gender and Voting Behaviour at the 2024 UK General Election

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By Rosie Campbell, Ceri Fowler, Anna Sanders, Rosalind Shorrocks
| Wiley Online Library Verified
Introduction THE 2017 AND 2019 BRITISH general elections marked a turning point for the relationship between gender and voting behaviour in Britain. They were the first two elections in the period since World War Two where there exists high quality data showing that a greater proportion of women voted Labour and a greater proportion of men voted Conservative.
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