How memory science and artificial intelligence can transform the reporting of workplace harassment
In short: Memory scientist Julia Shaw explores the challenge of turning traumatic memories into reliable evidence. She introduces a free, anonymous reporting tool called Spot and shares three practical lessons for those who have experienced workplace harassment or discrimination.
Traumatic events are notoriously difficult to document accurately, as human memory is not a perfect recording device. Julia Shaw leverages insights from memory science alongside artificial intelligence to improve how individuals report incidents of bias and harassment.
The core of this approach is the development of Spot, an online platform designed to empower victims by providing a secure, anonymous way to document their experiences. By formalizing the reporting process, these tools aim to create a more reliable record of events that can be used as evidence.
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