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Katherine M. Tassi
Privacy, Security, AI and Tech Ethics, Children's Safety
Katherine M. Tassi is a highly experienced professional with a career spanning almost twenty years in cutting-edge technology matters.
She started her journey in government, focusing on prosecuting online fraud and protecting consumers before transitioning to leadership roles in global privacy at fast-growing tech firms.
Katherine excels in global privacy, data security, and consumer protection laws, complemented by a nuanced understanding of public policy and technology.
Her extensive management background showcases exceptional leadership skills, team-building proficiency, and a collaborative spirit.
With a solid foundation of eight years in litigation and trial work, Katherine is also an accomplished public speaker.
Her educational achievements include a Juris Doctor (J.D.) in Law from the University of Washington School of Law, along with a Master of Arts in English focusing on Medieval Literature and Critical Theory from the same institution.
Furthermore, she holds a Bachelor of Arts in Literature from Barnard College, and a Master of Fine Arts in Poetry and Medieval Literature from the University of Michigan.
Throughout her career, Katherine has held key positions such as Head of Legal at Need, Principal Member at Ethical Tech Design LLC, VP and Deputy General Counsel for Privacy and Product at Snap Inc., Senior Legal Director for Privacy and Data Security at Uber, Associate General Counsel and Head of Data Protection at Facebook, and Assistant Attorney General at the Washington State Office of the Attorney General.
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This is a compelling article by the organization 80,000 Hours on why the risk of AI catastrophe is one of the most pressing problems in the world. Importantly, the analysis finds the problem solvable, if we work towards prevention now. I believe that because the threat appears so theoretical at this point - lots of sci-fi-sounding predictions -, there is little practical work being done to ensure AI is developed safely and ethically. However, every AI tech company can be making a contribution to steering advances in AI in the right direction - towards improving our lives and the world - simply by taking the initial steps of developing ethical principles to guide their technology development, incorporating consideration of the ethical implications of their technology into the design process, and making design choices reflecting their principles.
