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Michelle Cheng

Michelle Cheng

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Board Memeber, stella.org.au

Melbourne

Biography

Michelle is a writer, producer and chicken nugget connoisseur based in Sydney, Australia. Before joining Yahoo News as a reporter in 2018, Michelle was a TV panellist/presenter on the ABC quiz show ‘Think Tank’, a question writer on iTV show ‘The Chase’ and travelled around Oceania as a foreign desk reporter for the Japanese newspaper, the Asahi Shimbun. Michelle has also worked as a freelance news producer for ABC Sydney and reporter for the Daily Mail Australia.

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  • A Learning Assessment to Increase Diversity in Academic Health Sciences

    By Margarita Alegría, Michelle Cheng Verified, Christian Herrera, Isabel Shaheen O’Malley| JAMA Health Forum Editors' Summary@ Abstract Importance  Strategies and innovations to advance racial and ethnic equity in recruitment, promotion, and retention at academic health science institutions are needed. Objective  This learning assessment aims to isolate evidence-based strategies to advance racial equity in the academic health sciences, which have implications for policy and institution-level interventions.

    By Margarita Alegría, Michelle Cheng Verified, Christian Herrera, Isabel Shaheen O’Malley · JAMA Health Forum Editors' Summary

    Feb. 23, 2024

  • Generative AI is powering Google's belated entry into virtual clothing try-on

    By Michelle Cheng Verified| Yahoo News Verified Google is integrated generative AI into virtual try-on clothing. Companies from Walmart to Amazon have jumped into virtual clothing try-on, where shoppers can view how an item would look via simulation. The idea is to be able to see clothing on a model that looks like oneself. But there’s always a bit of a cut-and-paste look. Now, Google is betting that it can improve the service with generative AI, which is capable of producing new text and images in response to prompts.

    By Michelle Cheng Verified · Yahoo News

    Jun. 14, 2023

  • Unlike Big Tech, some AI startups aren’t at all ready to invite regulation

    By Michelle Cheng Verified| MSN (US) Verified This is not Google’s first rodeo with regulators. It isn’t often that you hear the CEOs of big tech firms singing the praises of government intervention. But as the capabilities of artificial intelligence have built and multiplied, these executives have been calling for greater government involvement in the regulation of AI. “OpenAI believes that regulation of AI is essential,” said Sam Altman, the company’s CEO, in written testimony ahead of his meeting with Congress last month.

    By Michelle Cheng Verified · MSN (US)

    Jun. 14, 2023

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stella.org.au

Stella is a major voice for gender equality and cultural change in Australian literature. We champion the work of Australian women and non-binary writers, and promote greater access to, and participation in, the world of books and writing to combat gender bias in society. Founded in 2012, the organisation's flagship program is the annual Stella Prize – a major literary award celebrating Australian women's writing. Stella also drives systemic change through our range of research and advocacy work – including our long-running Stella Count initiative – and seeks to amplify the work of women and non-binary writers through Stella Day Out.

Melbourne, Australia

Founded: 2011