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5 Easy Steps to Open a Delaware Corporation
A practical PDF walkthrough of incorporating in Delaware, step by step — what to file, in what order, and what it costs.

AI Ethics · Research · Teaching
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Entrepreneurship
A practical PDF walkthrough of incorporating in Delaware, step by step — what to file, in what order, and what it costs.
Explainers
29 everyday AI words in plain English — one clear sentence and a real example each, from training data to accountability.
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Practical PDF guides on building with what you already have — from first idea to first paying community.
Dense AI topics unpacked into readable, illustrated briefs for non-engineers, students and founders.
Constructs, bias and cultural context — frameworks drawn from years of AI ethics research and teaching.
Where generative tools meet artistic practice: prompts, provenance, credit and creative responsibility.
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Walk through a dataset or a headline and practice naming the constructs hiding inside it.
Start practisingFlashcards that turn intimidating AI jargon into language you can teach to someone else.
Open the deckA guided worksheet for classrooms and teams to pressure-test an AI idea before it ships.
About
Susanna Raj is a change agent on a mission to make technology accessible, inclusive and useful to all of humanity — using existing resources, creatively, to solve some of the world's biggest problems.
She researches how the social sciences theory of constructs can reduce bias in AI development, drawing on a background in AI ethics, psychology and human–computer interaction. Previously a researcher at the Intel Anticipatory Computing Lab and a language data collection researcher at Amazon Lab126.
“AI trained on datasets that have erased the contributions of women and minorities cannot magically see and value what is not there.”
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