NOVEMBER 20, 2020|ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE
This Documentary Explores Algorithmic Bias. Every Human Should Watch It.
A new documentary film called Coded Bias is opening around the world from filmmaker Shalini Kantayya and features MIT Researcher Joy Buolamwini talking about her groundbreaking research into algorithmic bias.
The world's technology is largely coded by a homogenous group of white men whose unconscious bias colors everything from online search engines to facial tracking software. The evidence of this bias is widespread, from the algorithm that blocked kidney transplants to black patients to the well documented problems with facial tracking technology.
It's streaming virtually from theaters, and I'm excited to watch it.
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