Camille Nebeker

@cnebeker

Research Ethicist & Educator | Director/PI | tweeting abt

San Diego, California
profiles.ucsd.edu/camille.nebeker
Joined May 2009
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    Mar 14

    Terrific article by abt the critical need for health tech ethicists. Hoping this sparks conversations - so important!

    Is it time to hire a ethicist? I spoke with & about the challenges business, academics & big tech face in the age of digital biomarkers:
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    21 hours ago

    I fear the implications for the future if we don’t start implementing teaching ethics NOW. We have to make tech for us, not against us. And by “us”, I mean all of us.

    Ethics in . YES, PLEASE! >> Data Science at the NIH and in healthcare HT
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  3. 15 hours ago

    Our Building Research Integrity & Capacity (BRIC) book is now on Amazon (Spanish & English)!

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  4. Apr 4

    Great talk by about learning science by doing model! Very exciting potential!

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    Apr 3

    When you give an app access to your camera and microphone, here are the permissions you're really giving

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    Apr 2

    I'm happy to say I have an article forthcoming in the upcoming issue of on algorithmic psychometrics (and how they're much bigger than just Cambridge Analytica). For now check out a pre-print at

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    Apr 1

    Big Tech already monitors pretty much everything we do online and smartphone. Now analyzes tech patent applications to show us a future where voice assistants like Google's and Amazon's Alexa monitor us 24-7 at home.

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    Mar 30

    . Thanks for a great article in the about how social media companies could salvage their reputations and live up to their stated ideals. Very thought provoking ideas! To all -ers, I definitely recommend reading.

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    Mar 30

    I am so excited about new book. The parts I've had the privilege to read aleady are so, so good.

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    Mar 31

    ‘How we evaluate scientists reflects what we value most—and don't—in the scientific enterprise’ Time to do it better say et al (COI: I contributed)

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    Mar 30

    Hi, I'm Mad! Welcome to my blockchain rant. Specifically: for genomes, health, and personal data. "Why aren't you using blockchain?" they ask me. I'll tell you why! Maybe you can RT this – or quote specific points – to inoculate other folks against fuzzy-brained BS 😞 1/16

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    Mar 30

    Recently posted a series of tweets detailing the disturbing levels of data FB & Google had on him. He turned it into this piece for easier consumption - listing out FB & Google data he found, even including his workout history.

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  13. Mar 29

    Under Armour says data breach affected about 150 million MyFitnessPal accounts

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    Mar 22

    It's a great narrative -- Facebook is going to change, Zuck is going to be gone, and your protests about data sharing will make it happen. Really? Think a little harder. All this Facebook outrage isn't going to make a scintilla of difference.

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    Mar 28

    Here's the full video of my chat with on , a thought provoking topic

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    Mar 25

    On average, people in their 50s admitted to the hospital will experience a 20% drop in income that persists for years. Income losses dwarfed direct costs of medical care. The pattern & impact are comparable to what happens to workers when a mill closes.

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    Mar 23

    Which process is slower and more aversive: litigation or IRB review? This Canadian company, which wants to build a 2500-participant biobank and has been waiting for 7 months for a response from its IRB (equivalent), is going to find out.

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    Mar 23

    Congress Stops NIH From Implementing New Clinical Trials Policy via

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    Mar 23
    Replying to and

    And here is the opEd! published today by the WaPo:

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    Mar 21

    My cohort of Tech Policy Fellows has spent the last 9 months working on important Internet policy issues around the world including data privacy and security, competition, net neutrality, AI + more. Applications are open to join next year's cohort - hope you'll apply!

    Mozilla Fellows stop the spread of misinformation, put individuals in control of their data, and keep artificial intelligence accountable. And today, we’re opening applications for our 2018-2019 cohort of Mozilla Fellows. Learn more and APPLY:
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    1 Mar 2017

    For all the progress made, it seems like almost all important questions in AI remain unanswered. Many have not even been properly asked yet.

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