Are machines mirroring human bias? A new algorithm protects AI's potential victims
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Are machines mirroring human bias? A new algorithm protects AI's potential victims

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Are machines mirroring human bias? A new algorithm protects AI's potential victims
15:00:00 / September 26, 2017

Researchers are developing algorithm that doesn't let automated systems perpetuate human discrimination.

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