AI for Good- Then and Now
summary
Models used on Ebola fundraising lead to 10.6 million euros in emergency aid, spatial crime models predict neighborhood stabbing rates, yield-prediction platform project Farm for smallholder farmers in India and Kenya optimizes seed and fertilizer recommendations, World Food Program allocation moves from week‑long Excel runs to WFP optimization in minutes, a linear regression burnout model uses LIME explanations to show drivers, facial‑recognition tests find tiger face paint fools classifiers, Tinder GPS scraping yields unexpected frontline intelligence.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 3:17Pandemics to crime prediction
- 5:47AI buzzwords rise and fall
- 8:40Technocentrism myth
- 10:25AI projects saving lives
- 13:13Impact over fancy models
- 15:40HR data ethics
- 19:10Data truth and MH17
- 22:42Propaganda and fake news
- 24:29AI in warfare and social media
- 28:25Wikileaks and war crimes
- 30:12Bias legacy and data needs
- 31:58Q&A
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