Glass Ceiling Study
Natalie explains how a glass ceiling can exist in a network based on power dynamics and gender proportions, without needing to analyze data. Walid sees potential applications in studying affiliations based on ethnicity or nationality. Natalie offers data but raises ethical concerns about sharing gender-annotated information.In this clip
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79 - The glass ceiling in NLP, with Natalie Schluter
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