Rediet Abebe on Using Algorithms for Social Justice

Update: 2021-04-05

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The computer scientist Rediet Abebe’s passion for applied mathematics closely aligns with her passion to solve problems with poverty and social inequality.

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Rediet Abebe on Using Algorithms for Social Justice

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Rediet Abebe on Using Algorithms for Social Justice

Rediet Abebe on Using Algorithms for Social Justice