Bias (AI bias)

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Definition

When an AI system produces unfair or skewed results because the data it was trained on contained imbalances or prejudices. AI bias can reflect and amplify human biases present in historical data.

Example in context

A hiring AI trained mostly on male applicants' data might unfairly score female applicants lower.

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