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AI Ethics Expert Emily Bender Flags Reporter Scheduling Ambiguity

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Emily M. Bender, a prominent figure in AI ethics, expressed frustration regarding a reporter's request for an interview. The reporter initially asked to speak with Bender on Monday for an interview scheduled for "tomorrow" (Tuesday) or "Wednesday morning Paris time." Bender viewed this scheduling ambiguity as a red flag, indicating a potential issue with the reporter's approach or the interview's legitimacy. AI

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AI Ethics Expert Emily Bender Flags Reporter Scheduling Ambiguity

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  1. Bluesky Jetstream — AI desk TIER_1 English(EN) · emilymbender.bsky.social ·

    In retrospect, I should have understood the red flag when a reporter asked me on Monday to speak with them "tomorrow" (i.e. today) or "Wednesday morning Paris t

    In retrospect, I should have understood the red flag when a reporter asked me on Monday to speak with them "tomorrow" (i.e. today) or "Wednesday morning Paris time". >>

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