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Oakland Report welcomes its first managing director, Joe Turner

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By Tim Gardner, Joe Turner, Jacob Rukin
| oaklandreport.org
Oakland Report began with a clear mission—delivering articles for local citizens that provide deep understanding, reasoned arguments, and evidence-based conclusions on topics that are important for Oakland to thrive. That mission continues, and today we are announcing a big step forward as we welcome our first Managing Director, Joe Turner.
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TweetyBERT: Automated parsing of birdsong through self-supervised machine learning.

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By Melissa Bemrose, Tim Gardner, George Vengrovski, Miranda R Hulsey-Vincent
| biorxiv.org
Abstract Deep neural networks can be trained to parse animal vocalizations - serving to identify the units of communication, and annotating sequences of vocalizations for subsequent statistical analysis. However, current methods rely on human labelled data for training. The challenge of parsing animal vocalizations in a fully unsupervised manner remains an open problem.
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Oakland is withholding a 2024 police staffing study that cost residents $310,000

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By Tim Gardner
| oaklandreport.org
In November 2023, Oakland City Council awarded PFM Financial LLC a $285,000 contract to perform a staffing study of Oakland Police Department. It aimed to establish the baseline number of officers needed in the department, and how they should be allocated geographically. The contract was subsequently expanded to $310,000—at the request of council president Nikki Bas—to recommend non-police responses to calls for service.
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