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Dr Yemisi Akinbobola dives into the lived experiences of successful African women in media. Her personal interview style takes you on the life journey of these leading women. You will be inspired, laugh, but most of all you will be empowered knowing that you too can make it in the media industry.
Her Media Diary Episode 46: "Curating Datasets against AI-Facilitated GBV" with Mwende Mukwanyaga
Her Media Diary
1 hour 3 minutes
3 months ago
Her Media Diary Episode 46: "Curating Datasets against AI-Facilitated GBV" with Mwende Mukwanyaga
Mwende is currently a Senior Data Journalist & Researcher at Odipo Dev (Kenya), with expertise in Data journalism, ethnographic research, qualitative & quantitative dataset-building.
In this episode, She joins us to talk about tech-facilitated GBV, the risks of AI-generated harm, and what it means to reclaim data with care and creativity.
Mwende reminds us that data isn't neutral, it's shaped by who gets counted, and who gets erased. And as generative AI becomes more powerful, we need storytellers like her, brave enough to collect what's missing, and wise enough to tell it with care
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Her Media Diary
Dr Yemisi Akinbobola dives into the lived experiences of successful African women in media. Her personal interview style takes you on the life journey of these leading women. You will be inspired, laugh, but most of all you will be empowered knowing that you too can make it in the media industry.
