Inclusion In Open Source: Closing panel discussion

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Discussion gives concrete claims and programs rather than vague ideals: bots polarize discourse with strategic exploitation of communication weaknesses, AI vision bias against dark skin from homogenous training labs, a cited PayPal returnship: ~60 participants with ~10 offers and its full‑time bootcamp nature, plus persistent scarcity of part‑time/job‑share options and contested definitions of “merit” versus contribution tracking in open source projects.

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2. 5:25Artificial Intelligence and Machine Learning
3. 7:59Barbara Fox
4. 16:15Meritocracy

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