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HomePhys.org - ComputersViewpoint: For minorities, biased AI algorithms can damage almost every part of life

Viewpoint: For minorities, biased AI algorithms can damage almost every part of life

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Bad data does not only produce bad outcomes. It can also help to suppress sections of society, for instance vulnerable women and minorities.

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