The Black History GPT: Fighting AI Bias with a Revolutionary New Model | Imagine AI Live 25 | E147
In this Imagine AI Live 25 pop-up podcast, recorded at the Fontainebleau in Las Vegas, host Chris Madden speaks with Theresa Kennedy and Michael Evans of the Black History Foundation. They introduce their work on Black History GPT, an AI model designed to provide de-biased historical information, using a unique decentralized process for data vetting through researchers and community voting. The discussion covers the crisis in preserving Black history, the challenges museums face securing long-term funding, and the problem of inaccurate or omitted historical records. Kennedy, a veteran in AI and blockchain, and Evans, an expert in data verification, describe how they use immutable blockchain technology to create a permanent, globally accessible archive of Black history.
Key Points
- Blockchain technology can provide a decentralized and immutable solution for preserving black history, ensuring its accuracy and longevity.
- The Black History Foundation is working on an AI model, Black History GPT, to address biases in historical data and improve the representation of black history in AI systems.
- Fundraising and community involvement are crucial for the Black History Foundation to achieve its long-term goals of accurate historical preservation and broad accessibility through various technological applications.
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