Job DetailsFull-timeEstimated: $110,000 – $140,000 a year11 hours ago
Preferred qualifications:
Experience designing and building consumer AI products, specifically recommender systems.
Experience working on Responsible AI considerations, including fairness, misinformation, information quality, transparency, privacy, and security/safety.
Experience partnering with cross-functional teams including public policy, legal, and civil/human rights experts.
About the job
The Responsible AI team within Google Research drives a Google-wide effort to identify and address concerns such as bias, safety, transparency, and misinformation in our ML models and products, to truly ensure that our products work well for everyone. Our team drives foundational research in Responsible AI considerations, engages with product teams across product areas (PAs) to improve our products, and builds infrastructure to scale Responsible AI learnings both internally and externally.
In this role, you will lead efforts in partnering directly with product teams across Google to develop and apply research approaches to product, and land improvements to make experiences more robust, safe, and equitable.
Responsibilities
Partner directly with product managers, engineers, policy, legal, and other stakeholders across Google to define metrics and approaches.
Develop and execute efforts to create more responsible recommendation systems, including further improving concerns of misinformation and safety, and inclusion.
Expand our existing understanding of fairness considerations in a diversity of product experiences, including pre-trained language models, quality and assurance (Q&A) systems, etc.
Identify opportunities across product areas, and partner with research leads to develop a strategy and roadmap for future research efforts.
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