Thank you Shannon, that was fascinating!

thanks Shannon - that

was great! waves from Melbs

thanks from Athens, Shannon!

Thank you Shannon - that was fascinating :)

Thank you Shannon, lovely, rich talk

Echoing messages above, super interesting talk Shannon, thanks for sharing

thank you Shannon, excellent talk!

Thanks Shannon - great talk. Apologies that but I need to duck out now - thanks for organising Alice :)

Oh - could everyone introduce themselves briefly when they have a Q?

I’m thinking about the idea os the system as something which could be made a public resource - for any community in a given area to adopt and use

and for its uses to be logged in an archive

Yes @Alex — basically open source and participatory design

I like the idea that the development of the system could be emergent from its uses

I have to run, daughter has minecrafted as much as she can :) Thanks Shannon and Alice!

@Alex - This speaks to the move from data and/or design for good to data and/or design for co-liberation (cf “Data Feminism”)

There is a really interesting book that came out recently - data feminism. it is a manifesto for data futures based on interX feminism. and some of the methods from this I think are relevant such as value in local knowledges

Looks like we are all reading that book :)

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Also loving Feminist Data Manifesto-No

Thanks for the talk Shannon! D-M

So in summary? (1) Better, more diverse training sets, (2) strategies of refusal (with critical race theory and feminist theory and practice as a set of reference points), (3) diversifying / democratising / decolonising the whole design process (and open source / participatory as potentially part of that, but with significant risks of that bringing its own biases).

I think the quality of public listening / sonority (aural literacy) in general has to be improved in order to improve the possibilities of machine listening system

Thinking of the mission of Pauline Oliveros’ Deep Listening

I have to pop off to a meeting - thank you for organising and making this public and thanks again for excellent talk Shannon!

I like the idea of aural heritage

Ximena Alarcon? @Alice

Thank you so much, Shannon.

Thanks - truly fascinating.

Thank you Alice for hosting also

Thanks Shannon

Take care, bye :)