Published Apr 23, 2017
Ep. 18: How AI Learns Racism, Sexism
Princeton researcher Aylin Caliskan delves into the concerning replication of human biases by AI systems through language models, highlighting the urgent need for awareness, human oversight, and collaboration to mitigate these biases in sectors like hiring and beyond.

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