Can AI Think Ethically? #infographic

Instead it would have been programmed to disregard genre Pedestrian recognition algorithms which have struggled to distinguish darker skins Instead of observing general successes, training data could have weighed the darker skin information higher. AI training data must represent true variety and control of current biases Amazons recruitment algorithm has been trained to eliminate female applicants.

Researchers in a 2019 research discovered that object detection models used in vehicles without drivers were much more appropriate for the identification of pedestrians with light skin – the research used a standardized collection of pictures to train their AS but discovered their data set to contain three times as many skinned light persons.

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