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<p>NeurIPS keynote speaker apologizes for reference to Chinese student</p>
<p>A speaker at the annual NeurIPS AI conference has drawn criticism — not for her opinions about AI, but the way she referred to a Chinese student. During her keynote presentation on “How to optimize what matters most,” MIT Media Lab Professor Rosalind Picard (pictured above) included a slide quoting an excuse given by a […]</p><p>© 2024 TechCrunch. All rights reserved. For personal use only.</p>]]></description>
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