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<p><b>New page</b></p><div>== Abeba Birhane ==<br />
An Ethiopian-born cognitive scientist whose audits of the large image-text datasets scraped from the web, including 80 Million Tiny Images and the LAION collections, documented racist and misogynistic content and non-consensual imagery at scale, and led directly to one dataset being withdrawn by its creators. Her theoretical work on relational ethics argues that harm cannot be assessed by inspecting a model in isolation, only in the relationships and contexts it acts within. She has worked at Trinity College Dublin and Mozilla, and leads the AI Accountability Lab. (See also: [[Training data]], [[Algorithmic bias]], [[Timnit Gebru]], [[Data annotation]])<br />
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