As humans, we each have our individual biases and preferences. There is nothing unnatural about it because we adopt these biases as part of our survival mechanisms. We are quite open about them and, ...

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BALTIMORE - Artificial intelligence can make your life easier. But could an AI model cause harm? There's critical research being done in Maryland is to consider equity and make sure AI systems are not ...

Twitter will launch a competition for computer researchers and hackers to identify biases in its image-cropping algorithm. This follows a group of researchers previously found the algorithm tended to ...

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) recently published “A Proposal for Identifying and Managing Bias in Artificial Intelligence,” a special publication that is part of a series ...

Please provide your email address to receive an email when new articles are posted on . Bias can creep into AI models unintentionally during development and training. AI models should be continuously ...

Wassia Kamon, CPA, was a featured speaker at the Future of Finance Summit in Orlando late last year, and she joined the JofA podcast from the event to discuss how leaders can overcome their own biases ...

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After two decades of working with global organizations in digital innovation, one would think there is not much left to talk about. However, those who view innovation as a structure, technology or ...

Following criticism from tech watchdogs and business interests alike, New York City will take more time to work out kinks in a new law intended to identify biases in high-tech hiring tools. Even ...