Our graduate SLAMer Josh Martin just presented at the fourth annual ACM FAccT conference and talked about spoken corpora data, automatic speech recognition, and bias against African American language with the case of habitual ‘Be’. You can find his recorded Q&A below and his abstract here.

SLaM lab (Kevin Tang & Josh Martin) received UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute Precision Health Initiative Pilot Award

A new University of Florida transdisciplinary collaboration has been awarded nearly $50,000 to help reduce colorectal cancer screening inequities affecting African-American patients, by optimizing the delivery of a mobile screening intervention. The project, titled A Sociolinguistic-Enabled Web Application to Precision Health Intervention for African Americans, is funded through a $49,004 UF Clinical and Translational Science […]

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Graduate SLAMer Josh Martin presented at FAccT 2021

SLaM lab (Kevin Tang & Josh Martin) received UF Clinical and Translational Science Institute Precision Health Initiative Pilot Award

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