Even though the first person to write an algorithm was a woman in the 19th century, Artificial Intelligence may now be discriminating against women. Artificial intelligence may inherit, or even amplify, the biases of its creators. and most AI hasn’t heard about the global feminist movement. artificial intelligence has issued a stark warning against the use of race- and gender-biased algorithms for making critical decisions
AI bias occurs when results cannot be generalized widely. We often think of bias resulting from preferences or exclusions in training data, but bias can also be introduced by how data is obtained, how algorithms are designed, and how AI outputs are interpreted. In 2018, researchers discovered that popular facial recognition services from Microsoft, IBM, and Face++ can discriminate based on gender and race. Microsoft was unable to detect darker-skinned females 21% of the time, while IBM and Face++ wouldn’t work on darker-skinned females in roughly 35% of cases. There are so many AI gender biases happening now, this impact on the daily life of all women: from job searches to security checkpoints at airports.
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