Technical, Business-Minded, Engaging

Katharine Jarmul gives technical talks that are appropriate for a range of audiences — from purely business to software engineers to machine learning practitioners. Her engaging style and practical approach make topics like privacy and ethics in machine learning understandable and interesting to all, not just the subject matter experts in the room. She prepares individual research and tailored content for each engagement.

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Recent Speaking Highlights

Keynote at QCon.AI: Privacy: The Last Stand for Fair Algorithms (Revisited) (2019)

Podcast Interview: Ethical Machine Learning on InfoQ Podcast (2019)

Strangeloop: Privacy: The Last Stand for Fair Algorithms (2018)

34c3: Deep Learning Blindspots (2017)

QCon Sao Paolo: Ethical Machine Learning (2017)

Keynote: Ethical Machine Learning: Creating Fair Models in an Unjust World (2016)

Conference Talk: I Hate You, NLP ;) (an exploration of state-of-the-art Sentiment Analysis) (2016)