WiDS 2020 Highlights on theCUBE
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Highlights claim that owning personal physiologic data leads to better health decisions and shows concrete measures: device sensors capture heart rate, air temperature and daily waking temperature to detect fertility and track blood pressure or glucose trends. Advice stresses combining math and biology for robust models and warns ethics must be integrated, not siloed. Corporate work uses differential privacy to preserve member data while attempting to deploy algorithms that create fair economic opportunity.
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