Data Bias and Its Impact on Machine Learning

Illustrated graphic with the word "Bias" repeated 5 times feeding into computer data, which then has an arrow pointing to a brain that's half human, half artificial intelligence.
November 30, 2022 11:00am
Location
Online
Type
Webinar
Audience
Faculty
MIT Community
Public
Students

Data-driven algorithms serve as the central power in many applications that have multifaceted effects on people’s lives. These algorithms learn patterns from the input data, and they inevitably inherit and amplify issues with the data. Many of these issues trace back to inequality in our society. Dr. Ke Yang, a postdoc fellow at the University of Massachusetts Amherst, will join MIT Horizon to discuss the types of data bias that cause machine-learning models to produce unfair and untrustworthy predictions and techniques to mitigate those unfair predictions.

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