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    Timnit Gebru Notes Policy Changes From Her Research

    In a reply, the AI ethics researcher notes that policy changes followed her contributions on face recognition and dataset transparency.

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    Timnit Gebru, a computer scientist known for work on algorithmic bias and co-founding Black in AI, posted a reply on social media. She stated that certain people were commenting after policy changes had already resulted from her efforts on face recognition, dataset transparency, and related areas. The post appears under her handle @timnitGebru on the platform associated with dair-community.social and bsky.social. No further details on the specific policy changes or the preceding comments are provided in the available evidence.

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    @timnitGebruAnd the funny thing with these people is that they're saying this after the actual policy changes that have resulted from my work on face recognition, dataset transparency etc.

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    @timnitGebruAnd the funny thing with these people is that they're saying this after the actual policy changes that have resulted from my work on face recognition, dataset transparency etc.