Caroline Coward

Jennifer Keyser replied to Caroline Coward's discussion The Many Flavors of AI: Terms, jargon, and definitions you NEED to know

"Yes, the more we know the better we can navigate the environment. "

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Caroline Coward replied to Caroline Coward's discussion The Many Flavors of AI: Terms, jargon, and definitions you NEED to know

"Hi Reed! It has been said that artificial intelligence is neither artificial nor intelligent. Indeed, it all starts with the development team who must be conscious of what kind of AI they are building, how, and why. If you start with an ethical and…"

Reed Hepler replied to Caroline Coward's discussion The Many Flavors of AI: Terms, jargon, and definitions you NEED to know

"Thank you for getting down into the details of this very important issue! I am excited to know of these many facets of ethical AI creation, integration, and use. I am especially interested in the concept of "responsible" AI. Are these adjectives…"

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The Many Flavors of AI: Terms, jargon, and definitions you NEED to know

Your Name and Title: Caroline Coward, Information Science Manager & Library Group SupervisorLibrary, School, or Organization Name: NASA Jet Propulsion LaboratoryCo-Presenter Name(s): n/aArea of the World from Which You Will Present: Pasadena, CA…

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NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory

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https://www.linkedin.com/in/caroline-coward-nasa-jpl/https://

About Me:

"Over 30 years experience working in information and library science, my passion is connecting people with information that enriches the mind."

Caroline supervises the daily operations of the Library at NASA Jet Propulsion Laboratory, collaborating with and supporting the work of scientists, engineers, and mission specialists across the organization in areas such as information curation, knowledge management, and data repository governance. Caroline holds a Master of Library and Information Science degree from San Jose State University as well as a Bachelor of Music from California State University, Long Beach. In addition to significant experience in public and special libraries, she spent the majority of her 30-year career as a tenured library faculty member in higher education, coordinating High Impact Practices and Information Literacy initiatives. At JPL, Caroline leads efforts in organizing the Lab's vast information stores, from physical processing and access, to metadata, taxonomy, ontology, and other data and information science initiatives, to developing new information pathways Labwide.

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