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Gabriel Krieshok
Senior Director of Global Digital & Technology at RTI International | Data Scientist
Gabriel Krieshok is a seasoned Digital Entrepreneur with over 12 years of experience in developing digital tools for global clients and spearheading organizational change through digital transformation.
He has a track record of innovation, having created an app powered by AI used in mosquito egg surveillance programs across the US, Argentina, and Jamaica. Additionally, Gabriel developed a data science model providing COVID-19 regulatory information and case counts to aid health professionals in scenario planning.
Gabriel is also an author, with his book, 'Tech4Good Field Guide,' available on Amazon and downloaded over 500 times. He is passionate about fostering partnerships that drive growth and innovation in the tech, digital, and data science sectors.
His academic background includes a Master of Science in Information with a focus on Human-Computer Interaction/Data Science, a Master of Public Policy concentrating on Development Economics and Technology/Society Policy, and a Bachelor of Arts with a double major in Anthropology and French.
Throughout his career, Gabriel held key positions at reputable organizations like RTI International, CARE, Abt Associates, Peace Corps, U.S. Department of State, and USAID. His roles ranged from Director of Global Technology to Lead Data Scientist and Deputy Director, showcasing his diverse expertise and leadership in technology and digital strategy.
Gabriel is open to collaborations and can be contacted via email at [email protected].
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I'm not going to complain — CNET just quoted me on something from my blog from a few years ago about the magical thinking of AI.
"As technologist Gabriel Krieshok wrote back in 2020: "We are surrounded more and more by algorithms that recommend what we listen to, what we watch, and determine which news and friend feeds we are exposed to. The algorithms that manage and guide our lives are only going to grow and grow. I hope that for our sakes, we are skeptical enough to demand answers from the black boxes [and] brave enough to expose the Wizards of Oz who would have us believe they are magical."
@Connie Guglielmo
Fantastic new post from my friend Ted McCarthy on how think about digitally unconnected peoples, and our response to them coming online. Really good for thought, and a tremendous voice in this space. You should go subscribe!
