Author Archives: Lora Aroyo

About Lora Aroyo

I am Research Scientist at Google working in the area of Responsible AI specifically focussing on responsible data for AI. Previously, I was a full professor in Computer Science, head of the Web and Media Group, Department of Computer Science, VU University of Amsterdam, The Netherlands, where I was scientific coordinator of the EU Integrated Project: NoTube: Integration of Web and TV Data with the Help of Semantics, http://notube.tv Go to my web page for more details: http://lora-aroyo.org

Lora Aroyo is research scientist at Google Research, NYC where she works in the area of Responsible AI specifically focussing on research for Data Excellence, e.g. metrics and strategies to measure quality of human-labeled data in a reliable and transparent … Continue reading

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Stitch by Stitch: Annotating Fashion at the Rijksmuseum

Fashion annotation event – nichesourcing fashion Continue reading

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Exploration is the New Search @ SXSW2017

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The CrowdTruth Journey @VU Faculty Colloquium

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Slides from our TEDx Navesink 2015 talk

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A twitter overview of the IUI2015

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Crowd Truth, public release v.1

Last week, 13-Jun-2014, we published the first public release of the Crowd Truth framework. The CrowdTruth description document will give you an overall view of the framework components. The CrowdTruth Guidelines document will help you logging in and using the system. On github you can find … Continue reading

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Crowd-Watson @NLeSC eHumanities Kick-off

Today at the NLeSc, during the “De Geest Uit De Fles” event six new projects kick off their research in the area of eHumanities. As part of this, the Crowd-Watson project team will collaborate with NleSC researchers in the coming … Continue reading

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Summarized social media from PATCH2014 Workshop http://t.co/Nws2CJTZVN #patch2014 — Lora Aroyo (@laroyo) February 25, 2014

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