Hello, everybody, good morning. So, make some noise if you're staying at this hotel, and you've been up since the crack of dawn so this morning was quite entertaining but we are glad that you are here with us and I'm very excited to introduce this discussion today. So my name is Nikita Patel and I oversee leadership programs at Newmark J school at CUNY. I also currently serve on Oakland A's board of directors and I'm Secretary of the organization too. It brings me great joy to thank you thank you. brings me great joy to introduce this session because curation is very near and dear to my heart, having worked at Twitter myself and with some of our esteemed speakers as well. So without further ado, let me introduce the session. So the title is the humans who powered your algorithm the untold story of big tech curation, content and editorial teams. It's no secret that every platform has human curators, and as curators and journalists has led these teams, they've been far too quiet for too long. So today I'm excited to hear some real talk and some constructive feedback and solutions from these folks. They'll explain how they've kept watch over the algorithms, and they'll share valuable lessons about the integration of AI as well. Without further ado, I'd like to welcome our panelists to the stage. First, we have my former friend and colleague, or should I say formerly sorry. She is not a former friend. I was gonna make a joke about the platform formerly known as Twitter. My goodness, Joanna Geary. Welcome to the stage. Carolyn O'Hara from Pocket Mozilla Rachel Richardson from snap, Gigi Zang, formerly from Google, and our esteemed moderator David Smith Audra formerly from the platform known as Twitter. Right then, and now currently at politico, who is also RNase. President. All right. Once the conversation gets going, if you have questions for these folks, please use the conference app or the website to submit your questions. Thank you