This isn't easy, as there are more biases in this world than fruit flies: Confirmation bias, selection bias, negativity bias, gender bias, optimism bias, pessimistic bias and so on.
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We focused on age bias, racial bias, gender bias, nation bias, and we're going to add in a scenario now on political bias.
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You could mean bias in the sense of racial bias, gender bias.
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This report, even though the I.G. says he didn&apost find political bias, I have to say there is bias throughout and he uses the word throughout, but I would ask the inspector general what kind of bias are you talking about racial bias, sexual bias; religious bias?
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Of the 7,106 single-bias hate crimes reported, 59.6% of victims were targeted because of the offenders' race/ethnicity/ancestry bias; 15.8% were targeted because of sexual-orientation bias; 1.6% were targeted because of gender identity bias; and 0.6% were targeted because of gender bias.
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Of 113,106 single-bias hate crimes reported last year: • 59.6% of victims were targeted because of the offenders' race/ethnicity/ancestry bias; • 20.6% were targeted because of sexual-orientation bias; • 1.9% were targeted because of gender identity bias; • 0.6% were targeted because of gender bias.
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This is different kind of bias: the bias of omission.
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Bias toward the self often leads to bias against others.
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The worst kind of bias is the bias of omission.
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But I almost always check for bias, whether the bias of the source or the bias of the writer of the article.
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Of those, 59.2% were motivated by a racial, ethnic and/or ancestry bias; 19.7% by a religious bias; 17.7% by a sexual orientation bias; and 19903% by a gender identity, disability or gender bias.
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"Everybody has bias at all times, the question is whether the bias embedded in it is the bias we want there," O'Neil adds.
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When bias rules your world, you see bias in everyone else.
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"It's fighting bias with bias and it doesn't work," Bastian says.
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The strongest bias in American politics is not a liberal bias or a conservative bias; it is a confirmation bias, or the urge to believe only things that confirm what you already believe to be true.
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You can have a bias and you can do something that reflects that bias or you can make some decision that's infected by bias.
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This cognitive bias, like confirmation bias, seems to be triggered by feelings.
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Bias: We often view algorithms as impartial judges devoid of human bias.
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One deals with racial bias, while the other looks into partisan bias.
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He has a bias, and he wears that bias on his sleeve.
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They say the worst kind of bias is the bias of omission.
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" In fact, there's a whole bias called "The I'm not biased bias.
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In a tweet, Mo'Nique called for a boycott of Netflix on the grounds of color and gender bias: #BOYCOTT NETFLIX FIR COLOR BIAS AND GENDER BIAS.
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So you believe the bias against women doesn't match our perception of bias.
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According to Lean In, maternal bias is the strongest type of gender bias.
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WATTERS: Yes, he is completely bias and to say that there was no political bias because they can&apost prove it, there was political bias, but what they said was they couldn&apost prove that the bias impacted the Clinton investigation.
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Bias Wrecker So you may think you have your bias set in stone, but that's when the bias wrecker comes in, doing something that captures your attention in a way that makes you rethink or question who your bias truly is.
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We've been doing a lot of studies on how in-person consultation versus telemedicine consultation changes from a bias standpoint, whether it's gender bias, sexual orientation bias.
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These sources include the data we use to train systems, our interactions with them in the "wild," emergent bias, similarity bias and the bias of conflicting goals.
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Bias Most simply, having a bias means having a favorite member within a group.
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Some people have a pessimism bias, and this bias is associated with depression symptoms.
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But I think the bias that that reflects is just a more general bias.
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Another cognitive bias that causes us to stumble when evaluating risk is availability bias.
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"Similarly to explicit bias, [implicit bias] groups people into stereotypes and prejudices," Fridell said.
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And if you don't fix the bias, then you are just automating the bias.
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It's not even by any bad intention, it's just that there's a bias in the data, there's a bias in the model, there's a bias in the training.
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But because bias was decreasing or plateauing generally at the time, it is unclear whether less bias helped the legalization or if legalization led to less bias, researchers said.
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How does the bias present in humans stack up against the bias programmed into algorithms?
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We're finding that gender bias exists and it exists on a racial bias as well.
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So, how do we inject human bias to fight the inherent "learned" bias of models?
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Meanwhile the worst example of media bias this week is something called bias of omission.
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And we mean bias not in the sense of prejudice, but bias as in tendency.
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It may be because there's less bias against girls, and possibly more bias against boys.
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Bias Companies should strive to avoid bias in A.I. by drawing on diverse data sets.
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But there's also age bias, and there's also racial bias, so was it all gender?
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A type of cognitive bias, confirmation bias is considered a systematic error of inductive reasoning.
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So confirmation bias is a "cognitive" bias that is driven by feelings from start to finish.
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Indeed, this tendency itself involves a cognitive bias, one that is less famous than confirmation bias.
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You'll discover the same bias in its language, in reverse: a bias for sourcing female candidates.
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Prosecutor bias has a significant impact, and even a small reduction in bias will be meaningful.
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So maybe this is a story about conservative bias against liberal bias against conservative biased media.
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For investors, it's often a bias problem—a bias towards solving problems we see up close.
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The bias against deficits makes no sense, MMT advocates sayThe bias against deficits can be harmful.
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Evidence of individual political bias cannot, and should not, be used as evidence of corporate bias.
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"All of these companies have algorithmic bias, but the bias is not partisan, the bias is toward extremism," Siva Vaidhyanathan, a media studies professor at the University of Virginia, told Recode.
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Here's another thing to keep in mind: Just because a tool is tested for bias — which assumes that engineers who are checking for bias actually understand how bias manifests and operates — against one group doesn't mean it is tested for bias against another type of group.
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New bias incidents in 2020 There have been six reported bias incidents since the spring semester started on January 13, according to the Syracuse Department of Public Safety bias incident report page.
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"It's about bias in the way [female DJs] are hired, pay inequality, workplace gender bias," she says.
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Cruz highlights several anecdotes of arguable bias, but acknowledges that he doesn't have statistical evidence of bias.
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In summary, she rejected any inherent bias based on her ethnicity, and denied any actual personal bias.
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One of the biggest potential risks of AI, is actually the risk of bias and negative bias.
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What's happening: Despite the rise of the bias-blockers in 2019, the bias-fixers remain the orthodoxy.
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Put simply, the effects of implicit bias dissipate when the source of bias is highlighted and addressed.
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Put simply, the effects of implicit bias dissipate when the source of bias is highlighted and addressed.
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" Horowitz: "We did not find any evidence of having engaged in any bias or having any bias.
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There are two kinds of bias in media today: Bias in broad daylight that's easy to spot.
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As Barrett herself notes in her article, appearances of bias are almost as important as bias itself.
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The types of bias alleged included gender bias against the female victim, racial/socio-economic bias because a non-white defendant would have received a harsher sentence and pro-Stanford bias stemming from the judge's own years as a student and athlete at the elite university near San Francisco.
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"That bias makes us more liberal, which makes us less able to detect the bias, which allows the media to get away with more bias, which makes us even more liberal," he added.
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Worst of all, responding to a bias-motivated call makes officers unwilling actors in a bias-driven drama.
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Some of the biggest issues he sees among his clients are confirmation bias, recency bias and loss aversion.
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The money, in this view, merely enables Washington's well-known habits for status quo bias and confirmation bias.
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Bias blind spots describes how individuals can see bias in others, but struggle to see their own biases.
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"Clearly there is a gender bias, the question is how does this gender bias happen," Deng told me.
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"The bias against black robots is a result of bias against African Americans," said lead author Christoph Bartneck.
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But how can the mainstream media correct their bias, when the bias is already built into their stylebooks?
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You have social media, which has bias, things like services that have bias, Airbnb, Nextdoor, things like that.
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"There also needs to be some serious and immediate implicit bias, cultural bias, cultural difference training," he said.
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We know that anti-bias education works to help empower students to challenge bias and identity-based bullying.
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But, it found, changes in implicit bias don't seem to lead to changes in explicit bias or behavior.
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Eight new bias incidents this year There have been eight reported bias incidents since the 2020 spring semester began on January 13, according to the university's Department of Public Safety bias incident report website.
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So before taking all machine learning at face value, think about the raw results as indicators of existing bias, and make sure your system was created in a business without bias, using data without bias.
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"I think confirmatory thinking (confirmatory bias) is the most common, and impactful, bias that we have uncovered," said Payne.
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Simply because there's data to support the idea that gender bias exists doesn't mean that bias should be perpetuated.
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The past year has seen multiple congressional hearings devoted to trumped-up allegations of bias against social media bias.
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It confirmed not only that significant bias is present, but that this bias often proves to be fiscally devastating.
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While explicit bias is conscious discrimination, implicit bias is unconscious, largely the result of cultural messages, such as stereotypes.
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Managing Unconscious Bias, a two-year online course, monitors employee progress and identifies unconscious bias "hotspots" in the workplace.
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Ninety-nine percent of what is published on porn is limited by sample bias, poor research, and researcher bias.
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Avendano, who is Hispanic, is seeking compensatory and punitive damages for her gender bias, racial bias, and harassment claims.
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Putting aside Whitehouse's own bias in identifying a pattern of bias, he, like many others, confuse principle with politics.
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Avendano, who is Hispanic, is seeking compensatory and punitive damages for her gender bias, racial bias and harassment claims.
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Before we get into the efficacy of anti-bias trainings, we need a quick primer on how bias works.
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Recency bias is just one type of bias that can infiltrate someone's picking process, but there are many others.
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I try to make that bias one of the things we can talk about — but it's still a bias.
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We find evidence of in-group bias and the bias becomes more pronounced due to exposure to austerity policies.
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MS. POLLI I'm also very concerned about algorithmic bias because A.I. is so powerful that, unless checked, it can magnify the bias in hiring, and very few technologies test to see if their tools have bias.
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"Bias in data can get propagated to machine learning that can lead to bias systems," Horvitz told me last year.
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If that is not textbook bias, which is the prejudging of an outcome, I mean, that&aposs what bias is.
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We must work harder to make people aware that racial bias and gender bias cannot be separated, they work together.
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Colorism In recognizing the bias toward white skin, it's also necessary to examine the bias toward lighter complexioned black folks.
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Bias or no bias, Americans deserve an answer to the question of why privacy-busting unmasking has become so widespread.
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I've been asking my people to give me the statistics to find a bias, and I can find no bias.
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Whether that was a result of a bias in policing or a bias in the technology itself is a tossup.
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Thirty-eight percent believed that bias favored Clinton, while 24 percent thought the bias hurt the former Democratic presidential nominee.
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There are no sanctions if a senator acts with bias; and bias being a political question, court reviewability is unlikely.
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Mr. Horowitz found no evidence that political bias — as opposed to gross incompetence or confirmation bias — was behind the bungling.
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Odean and Barber suggest, as well, that overconfidence bias is facilitated by a component condition known as self-attribution bias.
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What we're seeing here isn't the media's bias toward Trump and against Clinton but its bias toward storytelling and narrativization.
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Susan T. Fiske, a professor of psychology and public affairs at Princeton, put it clearly: People are often biased against others outside of their own social group, showing prejudice (emotional bias), stereotypes (cognitive bias), and discrimination (behavioral bias).
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The report recorded 5,818 "single-bias" incidents, incidents in which one or more offense types are motivated by the same bias.
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There is increasing evidence that implicit bias — including implicit racial bias, which the IAT measures — predicts behavior in the real world.
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There have always been fabricated and exaggerated alleged bias crimes, and now there are bias crimes incorrectly blamed on Trump supporters.
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When those changes end up downranking someone, they tend to complain about bias — but everyone sees bias in a different place.
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She wants the airline to train employees to overcome "implicit bias," a term used for subconscious bias caused by stereotyping people.
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Even if it's arguably evidence of bias, that bias would be against religion, more than it would be against white people.
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It uncovers racial bias behind the scenes — but that bias is driven by what people want to see on porn sites.
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On Tuesday, Starbucks closed more than 22019,000 stores for anti-bias training aimed at educating staffers on unconscious bias and racism.
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One of those possible factors: implicit bias, which is subconscious bias that drives people — including cops — to treat racial minorities differently.
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The racial bias study from October drew attention to the issue of bias in algorithms, as will the letters from Sens.
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"There also needs to be some serious and immediate implicit bias, cultural bias, cultural difference training," he told CNN affiliate KTVI.
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If you're asking whether threat has always been a trigger for bias, I think threat has been a trigger for bias.
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A systematic inflationary bias would be a bad way to do economic policy, but a systemic disinflationary bias is also bad.
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This led Lil Nas X supporters to argue that Billboard's move stemmed from either racial bias or bias against rap music.
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It's true that there's an elite, liberal, coastal media bias, and there's the same bias for those same media organizations toward Slack.
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The efficiency gap can help to identify plans with strong partisan bias, but it cannot say whether that bias was created intentionally.
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The biases creep in because human bias influenced the algorithm, and it's up to humans to notice the bias and fix it.
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That means get the teams together, give them training, and do a primer on unconscious bias and how to procedurally combat bias.
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And while supervised models allow for more control over bias in data selection, that control can introduce human bias into the process.
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It is clear that CNN, MSBC, NBC, CBS are left Bias and that Fox News is the only network Center Right Bias.
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To others, this burden of proof when explaining gender disparities in their fields displays what Ms Ginther calls "a bias against bias".
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Racial bias in the courtroom: The Supreme Court ruled if there's racial bias in jury deliberations, their verdicts can be thrown out.
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Our culture, institutions, and common practices help ingrain bias into us, but our biases also reinforce the common practices that institutionalize bias.
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First, don't assume, like I did, that because you don't engage in conscious bias that you won't accidentally engage in subconscious bias.
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Above, infants in Kiryas Joel, N.Y. The reason could be that there's less bias against girls, and possibly more bias against boys.
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"The bias against black robots is a result of bias against African-Americans," lead researcher Christoph Bartneck explained to The Next Web.
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"They're going to be well-served if they don't just deny bias but show actions they take to mitigate bias," he said.
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"If you have systemic bias in this collection of the data your prediction is going to reflect that systematic bias," said Isaac.
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I think the Fed has stepped in and you know kind of allayed or put to rest the question of whether there is a tightening bias or an easing bias that clearly stated that there's more of an easing bias.
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From 2007 to 2016, they found, conscious and unconscious bias toward numerous groups in America precipitously declined, including bias around sexuality and race.
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IBM is attempting to mitigate bias in its AI machines by applying independent bias ratings to determine the fairness of its AI systems.
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"I have to be confident for my people that there is no bias, at least no unfair bias, in this algorithm," he said.
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Among independents in the sample, 28503 percent saw no bias, while 22019 percent saw bias towards the left and 13 percent towards conservatives.
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Among independents in the sample, 22019 percent saw no bias, while 29 percent saw bias towards the left and 13 percent towards conservatives.
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These efforts are a means to obscure bias and ease transparency, two methods which will certainly eradicate both bias and superfluous independent thought.
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From dim beginning to dimmer end, the campaign has laid bare how bias and accusations of bias are cleaving us from one another.
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Or they could have spent more time on anticompetitive practices at Google, and even concerns about bias — not political bias but instead competitive.
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If Harvard were serious about avoiding racial bias in admissions, the plaintiffs contend, it would have instituted bias training, but it did not.
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A growing number of empirical studies suggest that anti-bias training (also known as implicit bias training) and other diversity initiatives don't work.
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This way, we could see whether a reluctance to revise political beliefs was a result of confirmation bias or desirability bias (or both).
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Three prongs are similar to those Stephanopoulos and McGhee have proposed: evidence of partisan bias, indications that the bias would likely endure for the whole decade, and the existence of at least one replacement plan that would remedy the existing plan's bias.
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A meta-analysis that Lai co-authored, which is still under peer review and undergoing changes, concluded that implicit bias (as measured by the IAT and other similar tests) is correlated with explicit bias and behavior, and implicit bias can be successfully mitigated.
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And to fight gender bias, the National Center for State Courts is applying new strategies, such as exercises that increase awareness of unintended bias.
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The political bias training will be included as part of a bias management class that many employees of the company participate in, Sandberg said.
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The AP had not found any actual bias in his reporting, the court found, but was banking on "potential bias" to thwart his organizing.
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"There's response bias for Trump and against us — like there was response bias for us after the debates," a top Clinton strategist told me.
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But over the next few years, AEG engineers expanded the Magnetophon's fidelity from low-fi using DC bias to hi-fi using AC bias.
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"At Emerson's talk on unconscious bias last summer, someone in the audience asked her which Silicon Valley companies are managing bias well, " Mundy writes.
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Gowdy also hammered on the "dangerous shifting of the burden" where those affected by bias have to prove how that bias negatively affected them.
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Wachter's work is geared around fighting the spread of algorithmic bias, when systems infer human prejudices from historical data and replicate that bias themselves.
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Great progress has been made to counter gender bias over the last two decades, but most of our progress is specific to conscious bias.
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Whether they acted on that bias is beside the point; the indications of bias were sufficient to arouse suspicions of politically motivated decision-making.
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Data collected from this website consistently reveal approximately even numbers of Black respondents showing a pro-White bias as show a pro-Black bias.
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The inspector general reviewed 888 bias incidents investigated by the Internal Affairs Bureau and found that 68 percent accused the police of racial bias.
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Women aren't immune to gender bias against other women or girls, and even people who are conscientious feminists can fall prey to unconscious bias.
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Though trainers initially take an expansive view of bias, they said the training would fail if it did not specifically confront bias against blacks.
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"[Bias] is not a problem we can solve with maths because the very idea of bias really needs much broader thinking," Birhane tells Axios.
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The results suggest that while unconscious bias against race and sexual orientation has decreased over time, implicit bias against high-weight people have increased.
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SO WE KNOW THIS BIAS EXISTS AND I THINK THE BEST WAY TO GET THERE TO FIX THE BIAS IS TO UNDERSTAND IT, FIX IT, INTERRUPT THE BIAS AND THEN GET TO A PLACE WHERE WE HAVE ENOUGH WOMEN AT ALL LEVELS OF OUR ORGANIZATION.
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But let me just say this, Judge Jeanine, people talk about this bias and that there was no nexus between the bias and the decision.
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Proving the bias intent is very different for these categories than it is for the bias intent of a crime against a law enforcement officer.
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Other academics and experts on bias caution that anti-bias training is a sensitive exercise that can be ineffective or even backfire if handled incorrectly.
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Most anti-bias programs involve education on what unconscious bias is, why humans have it, its impact on social interactions and society and mitigation tools.
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He made the same points in person at one of Google's "Bias Busting" workshops, where employees role-play how to identify unconscious bias against minorities.
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To combat racial bias on their platform, Airbnb created a new product team to monitor discrimination and will now offer bias training to its hosts.
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Algorithmic bias is a real problem in AI right now that can be corrupted by the same sorts of bias the plague the human experience.
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"We know that African-American women experience [bias] most probably due to poorer care and bias in the system," Gebru told me in an email.
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Some bias-conscious judges choose to exclude irrelevant bits of a plaintiff's criminal history — or try to lessen the bias that Rule 609 evidence creates.
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Based on numerous news reports, top officials at the F.B.I. have engaged in conduct that shows bias against President Trump and bias for Hillary Clinton.
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A new paper questions that belief, and suggests that previous results in the literature were the result of reporting bias, data mining and selection bias.
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Facebook's most glaring bias is not a partisan one — it is a bias toward candidates whose strategies most closely resemble that of a meme page.
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"The facts alleged in Jackson's affidavit neither evince a personal bias nor would convince a reasonable person that a personal bias exists," Judge Starr wrote.
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Also anticipating reactions is Bias by Nicolas S. Roy, Rebecca West, and Catherine D'Amours, which contains a bias test of social attitudes through word association.
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You can have bias built in, but at the same time, again, just speaking very, very generally, you have bias in human beings too. Right.
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After all, while subconscious bias may explain why an employer rejects résumés with stereotypically black names, it's also possible that explicit bias is behind it.
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How you choose a bias is up to you, but as many fans say, you're often not the one with the power: the bias chooses you.
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Many times, when someone actually knows a gay person or a bi person or any person against whom they hold a bias, that bias melts away.
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" On objectivity, they write that data bias is "an issue of serious concern, and further work is needed on measuring and mitigating the impact of bias.
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And while we often talk about tattoo bias in the workplace, the bias follows people like Johnson who have multiple tattoos around in daily life, too.
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It seems like your natural bias is toward the older stuff, and that the new stuff is ... My natural bias is always toward the older stuff.
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It fulfills a confirmation bias Confirmation bias is the idea that we're more likely to consume and share information that fits with our already-held beliefs.
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Republicans cited the finding of bias and irregularities in the investigation, while Democrats cited the failure to find any decision that was clearly caused by bias.
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In my book "Skewed: A Critical Thinker's Guide to Media Bias" (Prometheus Books, 2016), I discuss media bias, advocacy journalism, and the rise of fake news.
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Committees that don't explicitly address such racial bias will prevent scientists from determining the true causes of death and the best ways to prevent future bias.
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"It was as we expected and actually moving from easing bias to neutral bias on the short term," said Frank Jullum, chief economist at Danske Bank.
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The current analysis attempts to tackle two issues that have contributed to inconsistent results in much of the earlier research: `abstainer bias' and `sick quitter bias.
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The evidence on these biases is complex, studies sometimes haven't replicated well, and I don't want to exhibit confirmation bias in my warnings of confirmation bias.
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Algorithmic bias is a real problem in AI right now that can be totally corrupted by the same sorts of bias the plague the human experience.
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As such, everyone would be expected to be thinking about the possibility of bias and be able to overcome their implicit bias in favor of males.
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Mr. Horowitz's investigators found no evidence that political bias against Mr. Trump was behind the problems — as opposed to apolitical confirmation bias, gross incompetence or negligence.
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That's why, in the view of researchers who study the issue of algorithmic bias, the more pressing concern is not about Google's deliberate bias against one or another major political party, but about the potential for bias against those who do not already hold power in society.
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That's why, in the view of researchers who study the issue of algorithmic bias, the more pressing concern is not about Google's deliberate bias against one or another major political party, but about the potential for bias against those who do not already hold power in society.
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Lamar Smith (R-Texas), after Pichai denied any bias and avoided committing to Smith's request that Google allow another independent study of bias on its search product.
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In June, Haley called the council "a protector of human rights abusers, and a cesspool of political bias," later adding that the "chronic bias" was against Israel.
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"We suspected we'd see a bias towards males because science is done by people and people have an inherent male bias," Cooper told CNN via e-mail.
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"AI can have bias and humans can have bias," he acknowledged, but he's hoping that both elements working together can help Golden get closer to the truth.
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No preaching even as they dispatch anti-black bias, anti-Native American bias, consumer fetishism, global warming, and the trans bathroom perplex in one 100-second interlude.
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Nothing is hidden and he comes to a very honest conclusion that he can&apost say that bias produce these outcomes while detailing some examples of bias.
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Ordered by the court to draw new maps, free of racial discrimination, GOP legislators decided to replace racial bias with political bias, the Common Cause lawsuit alleges.
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Donovan announced a new statewide system for reporting hate speech and other "bias incidents," and said that law enforcement officers would receive bias training, according to NBC5.
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When bias is unavoidable, as with specialty bias, options such as patient educational materials could alert patients to this problem without hearing it directly from the physician.
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Strzok was faulted for his anti-Trump bias in the inspector general report, but the report also concluded that the bias did not impact the Clinton investigation.
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Instead of differentiating between implicit and explicit bias, Rashid advises that companies focus on racial bias as a whole, rather than getting bogged down in the terminology.
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Those companies promised to analyze their pay schemes for gender bias annually and to find ways to curb implicit bias and structural barriers that hold women back.
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But instead of alleging bias against whites, he and the plaintiffs use supposed anti-Asian bias as a way to undermine affirmative action for blacks and Latinos.
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In a recent study, researchers have found no evidence of company bias on Facebook, and all three companies have denied allegations of political bias in their policies.
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Recently, a former managing editor of Time magazine said that the only bias reporters have is their bias to get a great story on the front page.
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And the whole idea of 'media bias' began with Watergate ... Ailes has been dining out on this tactic that conservatives should play the victim to media bias.
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"I understand that the appearance of bias can be as hurtful as actual bias," she continues, careful to speak generally in order to avoid commenting on Persky's record.
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A lot of people are accusing him of bias and he denied bias all day long, grilled there on Capitol Hill for hours by a joint house committee.
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Jury bias The justices will also hear the case concerning jury bias that pits the secrecy of jury deliberations against the 6th Amendment's guarantee of an impartial jury.
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And the truth is that people at the top can't make decisions or vote without their bias affecting their decision making, whether that bias is implicit or explicit.
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Codification of bias: Google, he said, has released some tools to help analyze data and look for bias, but he said more attention to this topic is needed.
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"So you've got two forces at work: an ingrained bias in favor of the Saudis as a longstanding US partner, and then a bias against Iran," they said.
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Before we dive into the methods and findings of the new gender bias study, it'll help to get a bit more grounding in the field of implicit bias.
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What Hart said about potential bias All 120 potential jurors in Stone's case had filled out detailed questionnaires before the trial started, designed to root out potential bias.
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In the U.K., 63% of women reported being subjected to bias from investors during funding rounds, with 26% of female entrepreneurs experiencing gender bias in the United States.
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African Americans' views on anti-white bias remained relatively flat, and unlike their white peers they did not view anti-white bias and zero-sum racism as related.
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Further to Kim&aposs point, as Ed Whelan, former Justice Department guy, said, no evidence of bias affecting decisions does not mean that there was evidence of no bias.
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That said, unconscious bias is a concern in any algorithm; this is why tech companies have investigated conservative claims of bias since the Facebook Trending News debacle of 2016.
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Perhaps a more recent example is in order to really drive this point home when it comes to the worse kind of bias of all: the bias of omission.
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Former White House spokesman Ari Fleischer says the press has "an inherent bias towards conflict" and an ideological bias "particularly on social issues" in an interview with The Hill.
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Facebook is still reacting to allegations of liberal bias "We looked into these claims and found no evidence of systematic bias," the company said in its statement on Friday.
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And researchers have developed a several ways to test the biases hidden in your psyche, like the Implicit Association test, 'Test Yourself for Hidden Bias' and the Bias Cleanse.
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The bias is hardwired into the very building blocks of the system, making it hard for men, who enjoy the upside of that same bias, to see the problem.
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In one implicit bias test, white women showed the strongest bias — both explicit and implicit — against textured hair, rating it as less beautiful and less professional than smooth hair.
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Extending the popularity of right-wing talk radio into cable news, the idea was simple and sinister: Only explicit bias could balance the implicit bias of the mainstream media.
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"There also needs to be some serious and immediate implicit bias, cultural bias, cultural difference training," Bowman said, adding that he hopes to meet with officials from the school.
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But this bias may be partly controlled through proper training, and police officers appear to perform better — meaning they show less implicit bias — than participants from the general public.
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It is mind-numbingly naive to believe that an algorithm can smooth over that racial bias baked into reality, especially when algorithms of every type are rife with racial bias.
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" Both Lai and Saska Mojsilovic, IBM's AI Science fellow specializing in algorithmic bias, explained that bias usually enters algorithms through the data algorithms learn from, also known as "training data.
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It's also illustrating the key AI principle of "bias in, bias out" — meaning that what you get out of an AI system really depends on what you feed into it.
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On the surface, Melbourne's plan to fight gender bias by replacing the standard male stick figure with a female stick figure sounds like a strange way to fight gender bias.
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The algorithms aren't intentionally bad, but they reflect either the bias of those who programmed them, or the bias of the underlying data that was used to train the system.
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But the two issues are often tied together Data suggesting gender bias has been vehemently contested in Silicon Valley, a place where such bias is largely accepted as common knowledge.
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Strikingly, atheists showed the same ingroup bias as religious participants, suggesting the bias is not so much about religion as it is about the degree of affiliation to a group.
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"The most important thing is that the bank modified its bias; it kept the rate hike bias but moderated it compared to prior statements," said Antonio Moncado, economist with BCI.
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The N.B.A. study caused a furor (the league denied the bias), and a few years later there was a follow-up by the same economists, and the bias had disappeared.
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Dorsey, throughout the hearing and in his opening statement, said Twitter is working and studying accidental bias in its algorithms to ensure impartiality, and trying to correct any unintentional bias.
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Then, some of the subjects watched a video about decision-making bias, while others played an interactive computer game designed to decrease bias via simulations of real-world decision making.
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And of course, while poor white people may be hurt by class bias — which is real and must be addressed — they do not have to deal with racial bias, too.
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He wrote that, though he was concerned about Strzok's potential bias and thought he hurt the FBI's reputation, he couldn't actually find evidence of bias affecting his actual investigative decisions.
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It's only barely remarkable that Clinton, in response to a question about whether police officers harbored implicit bias against black men, volunteered that everyone has some degree of implicit bias.
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A similar percentage of Americans, 59 percent, said they believed the FBI also suffered from bias in the Trump probe, but more believed the president was hurt by that bias.
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And while Ms. Powell said a Justice Department inspector general report "documented" the bias, the report explicitly said that internal investigators found no evidence of bias that affected investigative decisions.
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Jackson repeatedly accused the defense of trying to blur the issues of bias and misconduct, by suggesting that any strongly-held opposition to Trump amounted to improper bias against Stone.
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In a 2011 survey, they found that as whites reported decreases in perceived anti-black bias, they also reported increasing anti-white bias, which they described as a bigger problem.
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Legislators in Washington, DC are taking a closer look at racial bias in health care algorithms after an October analysis found racial bias in a commonly used health tool. Sens.
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I agree with Schulz that "Making a Murderer" shows a bias in favor of the defense of Avery and Dassey, but I don't think that this bias undermines the series.
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Stripping out bias could make a data set less useful, he says, especially when you are trying to account for multiple types of bias, such as race, gender, and age.
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And because of a kind of cognitive bias called availability bias, we may attach outsize significance to what we see around us rather than looking critically at the full picture.
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"If you sell one system that has been shown to have bias on human faces, it is doubtful your other face-based products are also completely bias free," she wrote.
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There were a few mistakes and a few errors in judgment, and although there was some bias, there was no evidence of bias in the handling of the e-mail investigation.
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To counteract potential implicit bias, YAI trains anybody conducting consent assessments to recognize their own biases, understand how their bias can influence services, and refer to more qualified supports when necessary.
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Facebook is ultrasensitive to charges of liberal bias, stemming back to a somewhat misleading Gizmodo article from 2016 in which former Facebook staffers allege liberal bias at the publication's news team.
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Admissions officers, like all of us, retain learned societal racial bias and may — consciously or unconsciously — apply this bias in the process, making them more willing to closely consider white students.
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But The Creepy Line conflates search algorithms' well-established bias regarding things like page formatting styles or keyword placements with an independent and coherent political bias toward specific causes or candidates.
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The audits will involve outside nonprofit groups, politicians, and law firms, who will vet the platform's privacy settings, algorithms, speech policies, and more, for bias against minorities and bias against conservatives.
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The particular bias the company alluded to, known as unconscious or implicit bias, occurs when people make decisions based partly on stereotypes without being aware that the stereotype has influenced them.
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Heard may not realize that there's still a bias towards people of different sexual orientations, even if the bias isn't always the same for every person who identifies as non-straight.
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It then compares the top 5,000 domains being shared at a given time with lists created by the independent site Media Bias/Fact Checker, which organizes sources by reliability and bias.
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" In social justice parlance, when an illicit bias is reflected and goes unchallenged in our social and governmental institutions (like, for example, the courts), the bias is considered to be "systemic.
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Investors are also increasing their bias for sterling puts over calls in the three- and six-month sterling-dollar risk-reversals market, with the three-month bias the greatest since April .
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They all routinely dissect incoming data or ideas for the bias they might contain, but are less likely to re-examine their own bias in light of criticism or new information.
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A new study by researchers at Duke University, for example, found that "implicit weight bias" in children ages 9 to 11 was as common as "implicit racial bias" is among adults.
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Bias identification tools can help to make algorithms and artificial intelligence tools more accurate, but they don't necessarily tackle the root causes of bias, which are larger systemic issues and inequities.
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Implicit bias is bias, and it's clear that someone who cannot distinguish from using shoe polish on his face to imitate a Black person clearly suffers from this or is delusional.
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" However, they noted, "bias against [female coders] exists nonetheless.
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" Later, "Those text messages are not indicative of bias.
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Bias is rampant everywhere — including in search engine results.
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Congress thinks Google has a bias problem — does it?
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There's USC bias ... and then there's keeping it real.
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How ... Is there bias within the company. Right. Right.
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" But Goldsmith worries nonetheless about "the appearance of bias.
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" Mr. Anderson said Mr. Strzok "never displayed political bias.
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That unconscious bias is everywhere — especially in the workplace.
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But Hillary Clinton actually referred to that moment as an example of implicit bias in the police force, where — where she used — when she was asked in the debate a week ago whether there was implicit bias in law enforcement, her only answer was that there's implicit bias in everyone in the United States.
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For a study published today in Science, researchers tested the bias of a common AI model, and then matched the results against a well-known psychological test that measures bias in humans.
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" As for the allegations of political bias that surfaced around the feature earlier this year, Facebook maintains its nonpartisan stance: "We looked into these claims and found no evidence of systematic bias.
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INGRAHAM: Now remember guys as we said the IG did not say he found no bias at the FBI, he said that there was no documentary evidence that bias produced specific decisions.
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PIRRO: Well, clearly, but Philippe, let me ask you this, when Strzok says there is no bias, there is no evidence of bias, he calls the President every name in the book.
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Marks approves of Starbucks' approach toward implicit bias training, because the situation that arose seems to have been caused specifically because of the Starbucks manager's unconscious bias towards to the two men.
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However, what I think is happening now is this increased conversation about maybe conservative media bias or about a bias that Clinton supporters feel is hurting their candidate, is impeding their candidate.
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Overall, Horowitz finds little affirmative evidence that political bias affected the FBI's handling of the Hillary Clinton email investigation — but he criticizes political bias from certain employees, particularly counterintelligence agent Peter Strzok.
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Trump's call for an investigation marks a change in tone for the president, who has spent weeks accusing America's biggest tech firms of bias against conservatives bias and hinting at antitrust grievances.
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Some companies have implemented unconscious bias training, but this initiative alone does not make statistically significant differences, either in reducing the incidence of bias or unfairness or increasing retention, Kapor Klein says.
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Even if algorithms used by an institution are devoid of explicit bias, institutions must be able to accurately describe how decisions were reached to ensure they aren't rooted in undetected, illegal bias.
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Research into implicit bias and how to effectively counter it has become a controversial and heated field in recent years, not least because it's often racial bias that's come in for scrutiny.
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No. I think it starts, and we'll talk about that, because unconscious bias is bias that we have buried deep inside of us, so deeply that we don't even know it exists.
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I replied that a lot of what we're talking about here is a matter of simple fact, not ideological bias; the media's only bias should be toward what is truthful, nothing more.
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FBI Director Christopher Wray ordered employees to undergo anti-bias training after the IG report was released in mid-June, but suggested any bias issues were limited to a handful of employees.
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In a blog post for the London School of Economics website a couple of years ago, the sociologist Rebecca Elliott traced three sources of such denial — an optimism bias (storms will hit others, not me), a myopia bias (storms will happen later, not sooner) and an ideological bias (leaders you trust tell you to distrust mainstream science).
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" I think what you're pointing out is this idea that talking about unconscious or implicit bias can seem to let people off the hook, and actually it's been shown that if you just do an unconscious bias training and it's sort of "Hey, everybody's got bias," then the take-away is like, "Uff, phew, it's not me.
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So how much of our innate preference is actual preference and how much of it is long held bias about what women do—bias formed from a lifetime of stereotypical roles for women?
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So, there&aposs still a lot of bone on that -- a lot of meat on that bone regarding the bias and whether he actually was enacting some of that bias in his investigations.
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There are studies that demonstrate that you can at least produce shifts Several different approaches have shown promise for getting rid of implicit bias, generally, which all apply to implicit racial bias, too.
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Facial recognition provides one of the clearest real-world examples of algorithmic bias, and both Google and Facebook are invested in the field — but the bias is against dark skin, not political sentiment.
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At Square the company has a variety of training initiatives, including voluntary "Interrupting Bias" training, which offers participants tools to spot and cut off bias as they see it happening in real time.
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Facebook has denied any allegations of bias Facebook was accused of political bias earlier this month, when a former news editor for the site told Gizmodo that certain conservative topics were routinely suppressed.
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Despite what the right might say, the problem with the news isn't a liberal bias—it's bias toward an arbitrary, made-up center that ends up tilting reality against liberal policies and politicians.
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He has repeatedly accused social media service companies like Facebook and Twitter of bias against him and his supporters, and the White House even created a tool for documenting reports of alleged bias.
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When she was asked in the debate a week ago whether there was implicit bias in law enforcement, her only answer was that there was implicit bias in everyone in the United States.
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"Lastly we note that there was a bias in the dataset towards expletive, racist and sexist memes, so yet another possibility for future work would be to address this bias," wrote the researchers.
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It is a great story that makes for wonderful headlines and feeds into our negativity bias and our confirmation bias and gives us a wonderful excuse to not do anything about the problem.
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This brings us to an additional issue about accounting for bias in models and, here again, the entrepreneur must show the ability to detect and correct bias as soon as they are found.
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And the context of these bias-busting sessions is important: to make these sessions productive, we ask participants to focus on their own experiences with bias, and not to disclose others' personal experiences.
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We've got to tackle the unconscious bias in the system.
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Look, it is a compendium of bias, if you will.
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Fans like to collect cards with their bias on it.
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That prompted Tuesday's nationwide "racial bias training" in Starbucks stores.
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Now it just looks like there is a political bias.
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Those that do suffer from a general health consciousness bias.
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Some Starbucks baristas peeved about sitting through racial bias training .
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Now, nothing is more destructive to procedural justice than bias.
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Talk with friends and relatives who "don't get" implicit bias.
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Then, after he won, that bias seems to have continued.
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"The president's simply calling out the media bias," she said.
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The pollster had a 1.5 mean bias toward Republicans. 22.
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"We're taking out bias from the process," he tells me.
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Making the story fit a bias regardless of the facts.
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GAETZ: Because I think the bias is reflected against him.
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The allegation of racial bias against Flint is not new.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: Do you believe this text shows political bias?
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Above all, never let politics or bias color your analysis.
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First, bias-motivated 911 calls are real -- common, in fact.
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Did his bias impact the launch of the Russia probe?
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And this funding really does seem to introduce a bias.
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Trump himself has accused technology companies of bias against him.
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Beyond this, redistricting driven by partisan bias is actually legal.
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The situation sparked allegations of bias against the social network.
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The second story is that A.I. has a problem: Bias.
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There are three problems with this focus on A.I. bias.
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Surprisingly, the same bias exists even once players approach adulthood.
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Training can improve our decision making and reduce confirmation bias.
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"Science itself overcomes misogyny and prejudice and bias," Krauss said.
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I don't have any individual bias when I say this.
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He wants to discuss alleged political bias in Google's algorithms.
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Subconsciously, these factors, while important, contribute to our availability bias.
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Partly, however, India's addiction to coal stems from government bias.
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This is a classic example of algorithmic bias in action.
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There's subconscious bias of course, which is a big thing.
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Home bias, it seems, is mostly a quirk of behaviour.
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We don't let transphobia and bias get in the way.
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And do so without the omnipresent human threat of bias.
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African states have long complained of ICC bias against Africans.
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Other complaints revolve around political bias on TV and radio.
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If this is unconscious, how can you deny your bias?
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Note that there's a bit of a sampling bias here.
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The team first looked to earlier studies of human bias.
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His death sentence, although tainted by racial bias, still stands.
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Why it matters: The effort is meant to remove bias.
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It's a textbook case of what psychologist call confirmation bias.
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The challenge, of course, is distinguishing good bias from bad.
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VCs could spot the next big thing without any bias.
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Republicans saw "disgusting, unaccountable political bias" that undermines Team Mueller.
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Clinton's success helps hit back at the bias against mothers.
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In the case of opioids, racial bias probably saved lives.
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A Senate Judiciary subcommittee grilled Google on "censorship" and bias.
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For anyone worried about algorithmic bias, that's a scary thought.
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Certainly, that didn't mean that bias and judgment didn't exist.
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But there is a survivor bias in such a reading.
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Nothing defines Twitter so thoroughly as its bias toward inaction.
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Sadly, schools don't need explicit quotas to exhibit unconscionable bias.
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Converus sees no problem with this kind of institutional bias.
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It's not completely random -- it's known as selective bias. 5.
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They included: "It was absolutely bias," the curator told Gizmodo.
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Algorithm bias mirrors what we see in the real world.
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Yes, journalists must do more to avoid inaccuracy and bias.
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This location bias is less studied for retail stores overall.
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Media bias has long been a complaint, especially among conservatives.
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The first step toward overcoming unintentional bias is recognizing it.
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We urge companies not to stop at racial bias training.
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The commissioner has denied harboring a bias against U.S. businesses.
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Detractors can point to yet another example of liberal bias.
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Both men and women expressed the bias against women founders.
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There has always been an initial bias against unconventional concepts.
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The minutes may show how strong that bias has become.
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"We actually have a bias to emerging markets," Azzarello said.
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As a result, the RBA has a conditional easing bias.
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Atlanta admits the role of implicit bias in the conversation.
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Government officials have accused the popular TV station of bias.
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Analysts say the studies likely understate the impact of bias.
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Facebook said an internal probe found no evidence of bias.
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Wu told Motherboard that human bias didn't come into it.
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The exercises aim to tackle unconscious bias in the workplace.
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This helps increase awareness of unconscious bias in the workplace.
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Oftentimes algorithmic bias isn't visible until damage has been done.
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"This is not an issue of racial bias," she said.
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They're also opaque systems, which makes them susceptible to bias.
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Most news outlets have a liberal bias: 48 percent agree.
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Even if this bias is unconscious, it has to change.
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Griffith believes that gender bias in education is to blame.
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Panopy is a performance management platform that removes workplace bias.
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Others say photos can be a cause for implicit bias.
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Consider the numerous mentions of "bias" and "diversity," for one.
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Algorithms meant to personalize experiences have ended up amplifying bias.
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It also is yet another example of the media's bias.
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Subjectively handling content opens the company to accusations of bias.
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" He also joked, "I'm Canadian, so might have cognitive bias.
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Communities will be targeted or ignored with intention and bias.
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Its bias has been amplified by personal hatred of Trump.
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"The President is simply calling out media bias," Sanders said.
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Story selection is the most pernicious form of media bias.
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You, yourself, do not have to be impacted by bias.
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Sexual harassment and bias persists in offices and at conferences.
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"It's important not to overlook questions of bias," he said.
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Repeated patterns of bias in the polling is somewhat worrying.
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But Horowitz did not attribute Comey's decision to political bias.
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That would lead to a greater bias for dollar buying.
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Some criticized the gesture, saying it showed her "liberal bias."
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Some of her problem may arise from gender bias — Mrs.
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Harassment and gender bias claims were common in high finance.
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It didn't think about things like racial or cultural bias.
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I think our bias should really go the other way.
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But there is a real cost to this media bias.
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To identify implicit bias, pay attention to your automatic responses.
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In reality, that is the deepest bias you can have.
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To do this, don't assume you don't have subconscious bias.
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And "badge bias" exacerbates the burden felt by those employees.
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Want an example of subtle ways media pushes their bias?
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Each man, in his own way, emitted indicators of bias.
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A Houthi spokesman later accused Ould Cheikh Ahmed of bias.
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Officials at several universities were investigating reports of bias incidents.
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The magazine was accused of sexism, racism, and hateful bias.
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A negative number indicates a bias for a weaker pound.
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This lapse in judgement just gives the perception of bias.
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A desperate optimism arose from wishful thinking bias, distorting judgment.
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If you enjoy "Without Bias," check out "Benji" as well.
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It took a while for us to recognize such bias.
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Definitions of bias incidents vary by campus but have the
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" CNN reporter Jim Acosta, Miller said, had "a cosmopolitan bias.
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They obviously lost sight of what their usual bias is.
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Voters do seem to have a very local hometown bias.
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And racial bias plays a role in schools as well.
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Investors with a strong U.S. bias may become particularly disappointed.
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And this is not just nostalgia or even availability bias.
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Facebook has long denied any bias, including at Zuckerberg's hearings.
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What Dinosaurs showed was how foolish any gender bias is.
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Today, the actor still faces bias, he told the Times.
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Most of Asia has room to maintain an easing bias.
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And algorithms are, of course, still prone to human bias.
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But racial bias isn't the only thing on Ansari's radar.
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Bias is something that is explored interestingly in the film.
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The fund has an emerging markets (EM), quality growth bias.
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But cultural bias continues to loom over the entire project.
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Mark Zuckerberg is a lib & Facebook has a liberal bias.
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The police are investigating the matter as a bias incident.
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Ms. Bazelon has written about gender bias against female litigators.
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We cannot allow biased media to spoon feed us bias.
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I think there's an underlying bias for the status quo.
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This reawakened feminism should turn reflexive bias on its head.
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The plan to audit these algorithms for bias makes sense.
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Like home prices, rents have plateaued with a southern bias.
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The shadow of age bias in hiring, though, is long.
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Though rarely discussed, this bias has important implications for policy.
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Another 'Mob' star, Drita D'Avanzo, will be the referee. Bias??
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Twitter has repeatedly denied having any political bias or agenda.
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Over all, none were considered at low risk for bias.
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But they also expressed frustration with the political bias claims.
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That's racial bias — but it's also a socially constructed illusion.
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Mr. Gaetz wondered whether Mr. Weissmann's actions demonstrated political bias.
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"Training can bring bias to the surface," Harvard's Dobbin said.
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We need to explicitly train our organizations about unconscious bias.
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They are kind of making explicit their gender bias known.
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Does that prove conservative charges of bias at the paper?
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I'll admit my bias up front: I love John Cho.
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It started with Chicago — and no, it's not hometown bias.
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Don't they have angry wannabe contributors accusing Wikipedia of bias?
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Clinton and did not conclude that bias influenced that choice.
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The Judicial Conference "suffers from a severe bias," he writes.
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Service speeds, for example, are cultural, and prone to bias.
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In policing, the consequences of such bias can be dire.
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Google said Epstein was incorrect in his claims of bias.
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You can't sample size your way to removing fundamental bias.
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Locals say racial and socioeconomic bias is behind the plan.
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Statistical techniques can mitigate but not completely eliminate this bias.
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Confirmation bias is real and we're all susceptible to it.
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History textbooks are where bias is most noticeable to me.
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Authorities are investigating the incident as a possible bias crime.
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It is usually pretty hard to definitively identify media bias.
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The president and some congressional Republicans accused him of bias.
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Let's get rid of the bias that we have everywhere.
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But recognizing the bias is also important, the researchers contend.
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Others shared stories of bias, stereotyping, discrimination and sexual harassment.
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But assessment tools can be designed to minimize racial bias.
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Most people don't like to admit that they have bias.
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It found no political bias against Trump in the FBI.
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"It's a typical urban bias in the system," he said.
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And you can't bias your process by your own experience.
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White privilege whitewashes racist and inflammatory language as unconscious bias.
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There's more of a gender bias in terms of perception.
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Training is expected to include addressing bias and deescalation techniques.
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"Sometimes even the greed doesn't overwhelm the bias," he says.
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That is the media bias we should be concerned about.
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But implicit bias is not the same as overt sexism.
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But implicit bias is not the same as overt sexism.
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Trump has accused McCabe, a longtime GOP target, of bias.
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But you came in with a preconceived notion and bias.
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Google also denied it uses political bias in search results.
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Mr. Kushner stressed the need to battle bias at colleges.
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This helps eliminate conscious or unconscious bias in the process.
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For another, men underestimate how much gender bias there is.
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But she said his reaction was rooted in gender bias.
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Muslims are not alone in experiencing an uptick in bias.
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Already, partisan bias is undermining confidence in the last election.
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To me, the question isn't about accuracy, it's about bias.
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Facebook has also been hammered for alleged bias against conservatives.
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Is there a hope to get rid of bias entirely?
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We started by leaving stigma and bias at the door.
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But human bias creeps into computerized algorithms in disconcerting ways.
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The term "misogynist" usually connotes a male bias against women.
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I don't think it's a conspiracy, or a hard bias.
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Google and other tech companies have denied any political bias.
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Even innocent mistakes will be viewed and portrayed as bias.
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Clearly, not enough attention has been paid to racial bias.
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One caveat is that the show's bias is overwhelmingly white.
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Are they not able to conduct their jobs without bias?
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Curiel has not publicly responded to Trump's allegations of bias.
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Greathouse finds ample evidence of gender bias in the workforce.
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The allegations of bias haven't been limited to Congress either.
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Over time, police officers are effectively conditioned toward implicit bias.
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Notice too that there isn't a sign of bias nationally.
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You get to a point where you are anticipating bias.
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So I feel like systematic bias is like, it's daunting.
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This suggests that officers exhibit some racial bias in shooting.
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Catch yourself when that bias creeps into your mind. 35.
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Our number one bias is to make ourselves feel good.
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And Lawless argues this is the product of perceived bias.
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Asprey's research has likely operated on confirmation bias, Rose writes.
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The exhibit's bias is not limited to art and theater.
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Is there a bias check on some of these algorithms?
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And the STEM bias starts as early as grade school.
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Facebook may be trying to get rid of any alleged bias in its recently controversial Trending Topics feature by getting rid of the human oversight that may have caused bias in the first place.
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" —Mike Pence On bias in law enforcement "People should not be afraid to bring up issues of bias in law enforcement... If you are afraid to have the discussion, you will never solve it.
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He said you honestly believe that the American people are going to look at this report and believe, look at those emails that there was no bias, that people weren&apost acting on bias?
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Gowdy, Goodlatte on Strzok's anti-Trump bias On 'The Story,' frustrated Republican congressmen demand to know why the FBI agent's anti-Trump bias was not found to be an influence on the Clinton investigation.
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CAVUTO: But what they were saying was, if there was bias, it was bias to go after Hillary Clinton and not to touch Donald Trump that, at the time, tipped the election to him.
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So whether there was anti-Trump bias or not or pro-Trump bias I should say, we should leave it up for the potential legal issues that&aposs going to happen here as well.
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At that same hearing, Twitter's director of public policy and philanthropy Carlos Monje Jr. said the company had conducted its own political bias study that suggested there was no political bias on the platform.
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But at the same time, the intent was not to quantify and solve bias, necessarily, but to understand how people perceived bias in day-to-day use of the site in the first place.
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But it is of course possible to support this policy for reasons other than bias against homosexuals, just as it is possible to oppose affirmative action for reasons other than bias against racial minorities.
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Individuals who would never consciously endorse bias against African Americans, for instance, find it difficult to inhibit their bias when asked to quickly respond to pictures and words that place blacks in negative categories.
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A group of social scientists has come up with the concept of "implicit bias," which many trainers aim to diagnose and treat, even though there is scant evidence that implicit bias reliably affects behavior.
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The question isn't simply whether an officer displays bias in carrying out his official duty but whether the call that led to his presence in a given situation is itself the result of bias.
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Only 15 percent of Trump backers who read the article quoting his speech without correction said it had a liberal bias, but 37 percent perceived bias when they saw the version with corrective information.
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New York City, which has come under criticism for racial bias in its surveillance and policing methods, passed its own bill late last year creating a task force to test its algorithms for bias.
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In an effort to fight back against this supposed bias, conservatives have spent decades building an alternative media structure largely disconnected from the mainstream while pushing back on what they see as liberal bias.
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But when you zoom out, it becomes clear that widespread perception of political bias exists across party lines: Yes, 91 percent of Republicans see at least a fair amount of political bias in coverage.
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The bias shows up in different ways, according to survey respondents: 65 percent of those surveyed said there was too much bias in the reporting of news stories that were supposed to be objective.
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These policing tactics can also create and accentuate personal, subconscious bias by increasing the likelihood that officers will relate blackness with criminality or danger — leading to what psychologists call "implicit bias" against black Americans.
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Here's a quick summary of their findings on anti-bias trainings: It turns out that while people are easily taught to respond correctly to a questionnaire about bias, they soon forget the right answers.
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The minutes showed that all five board members thought the balance of risks to inflation had an upward bias, while most of them felt the balance of risks to growth had a downward bias.
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Though Republicans have questioned whether senior FBI officials were collectively biased against Trump — especially McCabe, Strzok and Page — investigators probing questions about bias have noted that there's "no evidence" of bias on Priestap's part.
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In the end, the goal of the White House social media summit wasn't actually to highlight bias that social media companies have against conservatives or other groups, because there's no evidence such bias exists.
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While the IG found no evidence that bias affected the *specific* investigative actions reviewed pre-July 2016, he *does not* have confidence that the delay in reviewing the Weiner laptop emails was 'free from bias.
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But there are a couple of things that make implicit bias especially fascinating and potentially insidious: First, since our thoughts often determine our actions, implicit bias can lead to discriminatory behaviors (more on those below).
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When they wag their tails with a bias to the left, they're not happy about a situation; when they wag their tails with a bias to the right, that's a sign of affection and happiness.
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STEVE HATCHAlbuquerque, New Mexico A constitutional change that would reduce the rural bias in American politics without obvious political bias would be to give states an extra senator for each 10m people in their populations.
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" De Blasio said he believes the way to fix problems with police across the country are through retraining, helping law enforcement realize there's "implicit bias" and work to get the bias "out of our systems.
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Investors also grow a greater bias for sterling puts over calls in the three- and six-month sterling-dollar risk-reversals market, with three-month contracts showing the bias for puts the greatest since April .
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Investors are also increasing their bias for sterling puts over calls in the three- and six-month sterling-dollar risk-reversals market, with the three-month bias the greatest since April GBP3MRR=FN GBP6mRR=FN.
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" Evaluating the likelihood a crime is gang-related based on a blanket labeling of a neighborhood as a gang territory "is encoding geographic bias, which, especially in a place like LA, is encoding racial bias.
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One option to combat implicit bias is to design a blind recruitment process in which all résumés/applications are stripped of racial/cultural and gender identifiers to ensure bias doesn't inadvertently creep into decision-making.
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While explicit bias remains part of the fabric of life in the United States, elected leaders and chiefs of police have increasingly focused on what is often called implicit bias, inherently unintentional yet more pervasive.
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A bias incident report published by the New Jersey State Police and the state attorney general's office found that 35 percent of the 569 reported bias incidents in 2018 were motived by the victim's religion.
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The report, which I co-authored for the American Bar Association and Minority Corporate Counsel Association, documented not only high levels of bias but also recommended "bias interrupters" — the evidence-based tools to fight it.
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Some critics online said McCain, 64, was acting out of bias.
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Starbucks' racial bias training was a huge success, according to Starbucks.
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Horowitz found, however, that Comey was not motivated by political bias.
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That had nothing to do with any bias against Hillary Clinton.
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As a fourth-year medical student, I see this bias frequently.
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It's not propaganda or bias if it's based on hard facts.
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Ultimately, the researchers found that predictive policing seemingly doesn't increase bias.
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A lot of members are going to ask about the bias.
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The emails from several senior staffers demonstrated bias against Vermont Sen.
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The attorney acknowleged the message could create the "perception" of bias.
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"It's what we call an over-exclusion bias," Cikara tells me.
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I don&apost have any bias in my reporting at all.
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There's also an element of stereotyping and confirmation bias here too.
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It said the incident has the hallmarks of a bias crime.
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No matter what they decide, someone will accuse them of bias.
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Your behavior is unprofessional, immature and frankly smacks of ethnic bias.
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We don&apost bias our search results toward any political party.
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" He goes, "Oh, I never let my bias impact my investigation.
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INGRAHAM: Harvard, seems like they have a little anti-Asian bias.
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Barr's review could examine even more of their activities for bias.
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But the technology alone can't overcome the potential for algorithmic bias.
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Such statements express bias and a preference for a particular outcome.
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And it's a damning indictment of gender bias in the workplace.
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I also felt uneasy because of a frustrating bias in humans.
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He was dismissed from the Mueller probe for anti-Trump bias.
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But if we measure our bias, hopefully we can dismantle it.
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Facebook confirmed the conservative bias audit in an email to Gizmodo.
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Did Peter Strzok's anti-Trump bias lead to the Russia probe?
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Orrin Hatch, R-UT, on bias in the FBI Meanwhile, Sen.
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There's a real danger to ignoring the latter type of bias.
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How much bias can be removed before that meaning is lost?
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There's a bias in decision-making toward the intrinsically more defensible.
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Default Bias: How can you make the opt-in process automatic?
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Present Bias: How can you drag future results into present reality?
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This type of implicit bias affects women of color every day.
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Second, even apparent success in tackling bias can have perverse consequences.
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According to Robbins, negativity bias is part of the human brain.
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Nobody knows what the raw data is in terms of bias.
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Unconscious bias, sexism, stereotypes, and other factors play a role, too.
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I asked Zuckerberg how Facebook will deal with complaints of bias.
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This isn't history; micro- and macro-aggressions and bias still abound.
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The company's algorithms favor the echo chamber, backing a user's bias.
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Moderation is fraught with justifiable concerns over free speech and bias.
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On the fairness and bias issue there are three big initiatives.
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Unfortunately, this insidious brand of racial bias is all too familiar.
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"I don't want any pre-bias on the character," he said.
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"There was clearly an act of bias cumulatively," said GOP Rep.
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At moderate speeds, there is a bias to the rear motor.
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Why it matters: This is a textbook example of algorithmic bias.
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I don't know if they will, but that's clearly their bias.
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Using samples from small groups of users can also introduce bias.
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We do not bias our products to favor any political agenda.
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"But even home-country bias has its limitations," the report added.
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So the company probably feels it's exhausted the political bias canard.
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Students have called for more education, including mandatory anti-bias classes.
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Once questioning began, it quickly turned to questions of political bias.
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Well, again, I mean this is representative of bias, I suppose.
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I think the subconscious bias is a really big thing, actually.
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That is a bias of which women get into the ranks.
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But, how do we handle such inherent bias in our world?
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She worries that algorithms will exacerbate rather than reduce racial bias.
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Facebook is already hypersensitive to largely unfounded claims of political bias.
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Algorithmic bias Even so, Silicon Valley companies still struggle with diversity.
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"We will take every step possible to counteract its appalling bias."
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Don Jr., the President's eldest son, often tweets about tech bias.
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One of the causes of these disparities is subconscious racial bias.
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Users get a before and after visualization of any bias corrections.
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Confirmation bias and motivated reasoning are not confined to one party.
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Racial bias in the American judicial system is far too frequent.
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A case of social bias, however, is eminently conceivable even now.
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Algorithms can have an unfair bias depending on their input data.
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With less cause, proponents of amnesty in Guatemala invoke political bias.
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The University of Kentucky implemented its bias response team in 2016.
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That's not to say that the systems adopt a conscious bias.
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Monday night was the personification of media bias and rigged politics.
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This bias is more pernicious in part because it's often unintentional.
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Employees with visible disabilities were more likely to encounter such bias.
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Go deeper: Facebook commits to civil rights audit, political bias review
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These forms of bias (alone) our criminal justice system cannot tolerate.
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Go deeper: Conservatives wield alleged media bias as a political weapon
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The survey was conducted online, using Change Research's Bias Correct Engine.
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Meanwhile, algorithms used in sentencing have faced criticism for racial bias.
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Instead, the best scientific research minimizes bias and controls for variables.
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The order of these driving experiences were randomized to prevent bias.
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Worse, the data runs into a big problem with selection bias.
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I never saw a hint of bias, politicization or improper motivation.
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Only "overt racial bias" explains Washington's disproportionate death sentences for blacks.
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It looks like this: This is basically what bias looks like.
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The risk of bias in the training data here is obvious.
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Of course, even tools like this can be susceptible to bias.
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Later today I will confront Mark Zuckerberg about bias on Facebook.
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I have a bias against surrealness; It seems sloppy to me.
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There might be a bias in my connection to the guy.
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To be very clear, each one of us has a bias.
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And he -- he said, look, we&aposre -- there&aposs no bias.
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Age bias is built right into their software, according to Madigan.
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Let me stop you right now and admit my deep bias.
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It is also the case that the media amplifies gender bias.
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Did we have a choice other than to share his bias?
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What I fundamentally believe is they have to stop the bias.
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All human beings do this: psychologists call it self-serving bias.
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But if you look throughout the report there is extraordinary bias.
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According to research, those who suffer from bias are usually unaware.
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Survivor bias means the index is made up only of winners.
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In that sense, the bias of empathy isn't such a problem.
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These wins didn't happen in a climate devoid of racial bias.
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And here, the mainstream media are indeed often guilty of bias.
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In local constituency associations, the bias towards leaving is more pronounced.
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But the disparity exists thanks to another sort of gender bias.
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That's what led to our first study thinking about unconscious bias.
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Google has been similarly aggressive about quashing any claims of bias.
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DNC slams Republicans for "partisan bias" during hearing 6:21 p.m.
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The central bank last month abandoned its long-held tightening bias.
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That is an unconscious bias that a lot of liberals have.
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Officers will also receive training in implicit bias, she told reporters.
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During the 2016, the mainstream media was flagrant in its bias.
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He's also training employees at every level to address unconscious bias.
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Algorithmic bias is also a serious issue in the court system.
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Their judgments won't be skewed by bias against the president's party.
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We're helping employees identify and address unconscious racial and gender bias.
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With that, the problem of high levels of partisan bias disappeared.
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It is clearly on the basis of racial and religious bias.
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They can display lifelong bias (they are, after all, only human).
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We will take every step possible to counteract its appalling bias.
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The other challenge in quantifying investment is the "hot sector" bias.
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"The bias for the pound is to the downside," he said.
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It's not clear that there really is liberal bias inside Facebook.
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Social desirability bias suggests motivation — people have reasons to misstate reality.
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Is it telling you the full story without bias, without agenda?
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For example, racial bias impacts everyone in terms of public safety.
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"I think the public got to see the bias," he added.
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But what it really showed was my own ignorance and bias.
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I think that is exactly the bias people are upset by.
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Scouring all those streams for bias would be close to impossible.
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It's hard not to see a pretty serious class bias problem.
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But the bias of these June estimates is even more interesting.
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Language bias can be a particularly difficult problem in conversational systems.
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But after training his tool, Dr. Bohannon noticed a consistent bias.
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The Hill: Twitter chief faces GOP anger over bias at hearings.
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Fox programming is distinctly labeled to keep bias out of reporting.
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Many dismiss or ignore polls showing an overwhelming bias against Trump.
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Is there a liberal bias in the so-called mainstream media?
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As I follow their posts more, that bias dominates my newsfeed.
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Messages by high-ranking FBI agents suggest strong bias against Trump.
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He did not conclude that bias actually did influence their investigation.
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In fact, academics even have a name for it: confirmation bias.
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Failing to recognize your cognitive biases is a bias in itself.
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Restraint bias occurs when we overestimate our capacity for impulse control.
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Some liberals worried he could carry conservative bias onto the stage.
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Meanwhile, Facebook still battles the reputation of having a liberal bias.
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It serves only to marginalize and fuel bias towards disabled people.
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It is possible that these initial questions bias the subsequent results.
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What about the now revealed bias by Facebook and many others.
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Female executives often face implicit gender bias, Business Insider previously reported.
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He added there wasn't evidence of political bias at the FBI.
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Indeed, we should all search ourselves for manifestations of racial bias.
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In that future, the rural bias in American politics would persist.
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A sampling of the reports shows how systemic bias plays out.
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You have served our great nation willingly, without bias and honorably.
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To which he explains that racism and implicit bias aren't interchangeable.
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The group works to expose liberal media bias, using undercover videos.
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"It shows your cosmopolitan bias," the WH's Miller says of @Acosta.
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Were that goal pursued without bias, it would be less controversial.
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Indeed, more than 20 percent of all the bias incident reports
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You can see the bias and what they&aposre saying, too.
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That's exactly where you get this problem of replication of bias.
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That decision wasn't motivated by political bias or improper considerations.85033.
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The bias that previous administrations had towards Israel is no secret.
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Think about the arithmetic (which has a well-known liberal bias).
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Thus, their bias has caused them to lose out on gains.
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"Reality has a well-known liberal bias," Stephen Colbert once said.
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We all have bias, we all have a point of view.
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I promise you I will get to your bias very quickly.
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Apparently, Johnson says, any bias in this instance wasn't as overt.
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And that apathy is the foundation upon which bias is built.
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Investors need to recognize that a potentially large bias is present.
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Use it to point out unconscious bias when you see it.
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People are getting very upset about Pence yelling about implicit bias.
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The investigation found Comey had no political bias in the case.
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You also need to consider a phenomenon known as survivorship bias.
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But true diversity takes intentional planning, oversight, and addressing unconscious bias.
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He meant to undermine the case that gender bias is real.
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There is nothing new about Trump's well-documented bias against Latinos.
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This will go a long way in ending his implicit bias.
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Or are there other ways businesses should confront bias and prejudice?
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Underlying all these efforts is the need to eliminate unconscious bias.
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Optimism bias dominated Trump's initial messaging about the outbreak of coronavirus.
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Judge Burroughs seemed to be looking for evidence of unconscious bias.
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The advice on personal ratings does not mention Asian-American bias.
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All of these things could bias the study in some way.
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Fox News watchers showed large bias 45 percent of the time.
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Republicans and conservatives have accused tech giants of anti-conservative bias.
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" —Daniel Rios, postdoctoral researcher in immunology, Emory University "Solve publication bias.
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Still, Assange obviously had an anti-Clinton bias during the campaign.
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That's how the self-reinforcing "confirmation bias" cycle works, she said.
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It seems that awareness has been raised about bias in tech.
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Racial bias across 25 million accounts only "intensified" during this period.
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GL: So why should jurors use nullification to combat racial bias?
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"We've found no bias, but we still have concerns," he said.
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Gender and racial bias also factor into our treatment of robots.
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Significantly, the bill does not clearly prohibit algorithmic bias or unfairness.
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Learn to dodge the land mines, fight bias and avoid burnout.
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The anti-male bias has started to border on the preposterous.
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Aware that such bias can exist, they'll seek to counteract it.
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And some contenders have also embraced conspiracy in their bias accusations.
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Democrats, in large part, defended the company of political bias claims.
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The Heisman system does try to protect players from this bias.
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He defended the integrity of the F.B.I. despite claims of bias.
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Conservative critics argued those publications had a built-in liberal bias.
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The Roots of Implicit Bias It's not about racism per se.
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And they have nothing to do with corporate anti-bias trainings.
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Are those who champion the birther movement feeding off of bias?
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Structural bias will be encoded into the structure of AI itself.
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Are those who champion the 'birther' movement feeding off of bias?
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Yet, algorithmic bias is the end stage of a longstanding problem.
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All told, rectifying this inherited bias requires a lot of work.
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Were these former reporters exhibiting "bias" in their straight reporting careers?
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She blamed the deaths on racial bias in the health system.
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"We have a little bit of bias in enforcement," Truitt admitted.
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" He added: "The Carter administration had no bias against covert action.
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I understand the issues around the appearance and presence of bias.
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Amy Adrion's "Half the Picture" delves into gender bias in Hollywood.
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One that can be addressed quickly is this tremendous unconscious bias.
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Clinton, nor does it conclude that political bias influenced that decision.
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This is wrong and promotes bias against veterans with bad paper.
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There, too, the question of police bias has been intensely debated.
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This bias appears to be costly in the N.B.A. as well.
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Job bias based on sexual orientation remains legal in many states.
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But in 2016, former employees said it had a liberal bias.
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"No 'grudge,' animus, bias or prejudice can be claimed," he wrote.
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Clinton or tried to harm Mr. Trump out of political bias.
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Separately, Facebook defended itself against accusations of bias from President Trump.
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Her bias is to assume that every alleged victim is truthful.
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"That video has no bias," Mr. Tieger said during closing arguments.
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Have you ever perceived bias in the textbooks you have used?
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Do you think any textbooks are free from bias or opinion?
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"Racial bias implicates unique historical, constitutional and institutional concerns," he wrote.
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It is not bias to help victims feel seen and heard.
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Some viruses adapt to new hosts by adopting their codon bias.
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"Scientific precision requires the absence of bias, for example," he said.
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