Talk:Lila Ibrahim

COI edit request April 2024

Hi, this is Jessica Lee from Google DeepMind. As per Wikipedia’s policies, I recognise that I have a conflict of interest, so I would like to ask that the community review and consider a few minor changes to this page. My reason for requesting this is to highlight some factual inaccuracies and out-of-date information that I would suggest should now be edited for accuracy and to ensure this page remains up to date.

Please consider making the following edits:

Please change image to this one:

File:Lila Ibrahim lilai@ 0296.jpg

[/view?usp=sharing|Lila Ibrahim]

In introductory section:

Remove ‘and a member of the UK AI Council’. Lila is no longer a member. Source: AI Council - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Add ‘President and Chief Operations Officer at Coursera.’ Source: Welcoming Lila Ibrahim to Coursera - Coursera Blog

In Early Life and education section:

Lila is no longer on the board of advisors at Purdue University. Please replace the word ‘remains’ with ‘served’.

In Career section:

Remove “She was a keynote speaker at the 2016 Pioneer Summit, and the 2017 South by Southwest conference in Austin” - we are requesting this change because, while factual, it feels outdated given that Lila has spoken at numerous prestigious events and conferences since 2017 which are more relevant and recent. We are happy to provide examples if you are happy to update with more recent speaking engagements.

Remove: “where she is responsible for managing the company's growth” And replace with “oversees operations, responsibility and governance, and external work.” Source: Lila Ibrahim: The 100 Most Influential People in AI 2023 | TIME

In Accolades section please add the following accolades:

“In 2021, she was named a Distinguished Engineering Alumnae by Purdue University” Source: 2021 Distinguished Engineering Alumni/Alumnae - Our People - Purdue Engineering

“Member of Council of Foreign Affairs” Source: Council on Foreign Relations (cfr.org)

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Thank you for reviewing our proposed edits. — Preceding unsigned comment added by Bops184 (talk • contribs) 16:31, 22 April 2024 (UTC)

Partially  Done. Valereee (talk) 13:27, 2 May 2024 (UTC)

@Bops184, found the image. It's got a licensing tag on it. The best choice for images is always to upload at Wikimedia Commons an image you've taken yourself and therefore hold copyright for. If you're set on that image, you can go to this page and follow the instructions for confirming copyright by email. I've replaced it for now, but there's a high likelihood someone will delete it if you don't provide licensing info. Valereee (talk) 13:35, 2 May 2024 (UTC)

Good Day Valareee

Thank you for uploading this image! much appreciated.(I will send declaration/link shortly providing copyright ownership).

I noticed that the previous content changes to the page was undone.

I have provided the information below upon request Bops184 (talk) 10:00, 3 May 2024 (UTC)

If possible please explain how this explanation is not adequate enough and if these changes below can be done once again:

Hi, this is Jessica Lee from Google DeepMind. As per Wikipedia’s policies, I recognise that I have a conflict of interest, so I would like to ask that the community review and consider a few minor changes to this page. My reason for requesting this is to highlight some factual inaccuracies and out-of-date information that I would suggest should now be edited for accuracy and to ensure this page remains up to date.

Please consider making the following edits:

Please change image to this one:

[/view?usp=sharing|Lila Ibrahim]

In introductory section:

Remove ‘and a member of the UK AI Council’. Lila is no longer a member. Source: AI Council - GOV.UK (www.gov.uk)

Add ‘President and Chief Operations Officer at Coursera.’ Source: Welcoming Lila Ibrahim to Coursera - Coursera Blog

In Early Life and education section:

Lila is no longer on the board of advisors at Purdue University. Please replace the word ‘remains’ with ‘served’.

In Career section:

Remove “She was a keynote speaker at the 2016 Pioneer Summit, and the 2017 South by Southwest conference in Austin” - we are requesting this change because, while factual, it feels outdated given that Lila has spoken at numerous prestigious events and conferences since 2017 which are more relevant and recent. We are happy to provide examples if you are happy to update with more recent speaking engagements.

Remove: “where she is responsible for managing the company's growth” And replace with “oversees operations, responsibility and governance, and external work.” Source: Lila Ibrahim: The 100 Most Influential People in AI 2023 | TIME

In Accolades section please add the following accolades:

“In 2021, she was named a Distinguished Engineering Alumnae by Purdue University” Source: 2021 Distinguished Engineering Alumni/Alumnae - Our People - Purdue Engineering

“Member of Council of Foreign Affairs” Source: Council on Foreign Relations (cfr.org)

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Thank you for reviewing our proposed edits Bops184 (talk) 10:04, 3 May 2024 (UTC)

@Bops184, you say I noticed that the previous content changes to the page was undone. I'm not sure which change you mean. I made a very large number of edits yesterday; you can look at the edit history and page through each of these edits one by one, or select my entire edit history yesterday and see all of the changes side by side. I tried to address all the concerns you raised. Which ones are you saying I didn't address?

In general, what we're looking for is discussion in WP:INDEPENDENT -- that is, unaffiliated -- sources. The Coursera blog is an affiliated source. Purdue is an affiliated source. We can use those for very simple noncontroversial facts. We also have to balance any appointments with their importance. If we don't have an article about the appointment or award, it may not be important enough to include. We don't really care whether she was a member of advisory board of her alma mater, for instance, unless someone is discussing it in an unaffiliated source.

I don't know what "Member of Council of Foreign Affairs" is. A simple URL to the website of the Council on Foreign Relations doesn't tell me anything. I even searched that website for her name and came up with nothing, and again unless that is a position of some importance, we may decide it's trivia and not to include it.

We have a link to COO in the article, that's really sufficient for the typical job duties. That kind of thing -- much of what you're asking for here, in fact -- goes on a resume or CV or LinkedIn; here we would only call out something unusual for the typical COO, such as her responsibility for managing AI risks. Valereee (talk) 11:57, 3 May 2024 (UTC)

Sourcing

Bops184, this entire article seems to be source primarily to affiliated sources. We need sources that are independent of the article subject. Valereee (talk) 13:38, 2 May 2024 (UTC)