Data Hazards is a project to find a shared vocabulary for talking about worst-case scenarios of data science - and to use that vocabulary to help people understand and avoid Data Hazards.
Role: Workshop facilitator, content developer of the Data Hazards application to different settings, especially Neuroscience, PhD case study application of Data Hazards
I came across the Data Hazards project as I looked for a way to embed thinking about ethics into my PhD, around 2021/22. Since then, I have attended a facilitator training workshop given by Nina and Natalie; and applied the Data Hazards framework to my PhD as I go along. To showcase this, I made a poster presentation for the COMBINE and ICSB 2022 conferences.
I have also facilitated a couple of Data Hazard workshops, information for how I prepared can be found here Data_Hazards_workshops. I have also co-organised and co-hosted a one-day symposium around Data Hazards, Ethics and Reproducibility in 2023.
Likewise, I also worked with the Data Hazards team to create a poster for AI UK 2023, in which I showcased my PhD work for people at the conference to discuss what Data Hazard labels they thought applied.
I have also worked on adding a chapter to the Turing Way Booklet about Data hazards, which is currently still in the process of being reviewed and published as of January 2024 (see info here).
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Susana Roman Garcia
I came across the Data Hazards project as I looked for a way to embed thinking about ethics into my PhD, around 2021/22. Since then, I have attended a facilitator training workshop given by Nina and Natalie; and applied the Data Hazards framework to my PhD as I go along. To showcase this, I made a poster presentation for the COMBINE and ICSB 2022 conferences. I have also facilitated a couple of Data Hazard workshops, information for how I prepared can be found here Data_Hazards_workshops. I have also co-organised and co-hosted a one-day symposium around Data Hazards, Ethics and Reproducibility in 2023. Likewise, I also worked with the Data Hazards team to create a poster for AI UK 2023, in which I showcased my PhD work for people at the conference to discuss what Data Hazard labels they thought applied. I have also worked on adding a chapter to the Turing Way Booklet about Data hazards, which is currently still in the process of being reviewed and published as of January 2024 (see info here).