These corrupt, biased, abusively biased, hysterical reporters that are agenda-driven.
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It is between biased humans and the biased machines they create.
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So, if Mueller wasn't biased then, why is he biased now?
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Even if it's based on biased data, if you have biased humans who are currently making decisions, maybe a slightly biased prediction is still slightly fairer.
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Look, this is the most overwhelming, I think biased group of biased people.
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A biased algorithm, or biased curators, could potentially push a specific political or social agenda.
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And if you're reverent, you're biased, and if you're biased, you shouldn't be writing biographies.
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Researchers have often pointed out that a biased data source produces biased results in automated systems.
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A biased world can result in biased data sets and, in turn, bias artificial intelligence frameworks.
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Google's AI likely learned to be biased against certain groups because it was fed biased data.
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He took it several times and got several different answers — he was either slightly biased against black people, slightly biased against white people, or not biased at all, depending on the day.
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Yes, there's concern that machine learning will be biased when (not if) it learns from biased data.
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"I don't ever want to call a court biased, so I won't call it biased," he said.
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The result is a system that is biased against action and biased toward the reversal of past actions.
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"If you're trying to solve the wrong outcome, and the outcome is biased, then your algorithm is biased," Borkar said.
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Thus, if the current temperature records are biased toward a smaller warming, then surely they are biased toward less variability.
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If the figures are biased, they are consistently biased in the same way regardless of what party is in office.
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"I don't ever want to call a court biased, so I won't call it biased," Mr. Trump said on Wednesday.
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Focusing on them leads to biased assessment of risk, which, in turn, contributes to a biased assessment of smartphones' utility.
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The special counsel was triggered by biased guy, Comey, and is being carried out by biased individuals assembled by Robert Mueller.
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It does not appear to be biased toward a particular ideology, but only biased toward what content users might engage with.
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Half of all Americans say they believe Trump is biased against black people and slightly more (55%) say he is biased against women.
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In a section on fairness, the report notes what numerous AI researchers have already pointed out: biased data results in a biased machine.
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Some of the reporting is surely biased, and probably biased in favor of liberals, but it's still (mostly) anchored to basic journalistic ethics.
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They also find that older officers are more likely to be racially biased, while women and college-educated cops are less biased on average.
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Some might say that juries can be biased, and judicial ability to override biased jury decisions are needed as an added layer of protection.
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"Google can be biased, but it's biased toward high engagement and interest, and interest is reflected both by locality and personal history," he said.
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In that poll, 51 percent of Clinton supporters said the media is biased in her favor, while just 8 percent said it's biased against her.
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In the workplace, try to flag biased behaviors in the moment, or shortly thereafter, and support others who call out co-workers for biased behaviors.
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"The real safety question, if you want to call it that, is that if we give these systems biased data, they will be biased," he said.
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Of that 28 percent, 56 percent believed the network was biased in a liberal direction, while 37 percent said it was biased in a conservative direction.
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Jackie Robinson Showed Me How to Fight On, Not Fight Back U.S. Women's Soccer Team Sues U.S. Soccer for Gender Discrimination Biased News Media or Biased Readers?
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As a matter of fact, even with the issues listed above, exit polls have historically been biased toward Democrats more often than they've been biased toward Republicans.
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"I don't want to call a court biased, so I won't call it biased," Trump said at a gathering of the Major Cities Chiefs Association in Washington.
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Totally biased-hates Trump I should have easily won the Trump University case on summary judgement but have a judge, Gonzalo Curiel, who is totally biased against me.
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"I don't want to call a court biased, so I won't call it biased," the president said at a gathering of the Major Cities Chiefs Association in Washington.
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Ader says predictive policing is inherently biased because the data used to make crime predictions is based on years of biased policing strategies that "over-criminalize" certain neighborhoods.
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I'm sure some people will counter and say that these are essentially neutral platforms, and if they're biased, they're biased because of the human users that make them up.
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When it comes to decision making, it might seem that computers are less biased than humans, but algorithms can be just as biased as the people who create them.
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Prosecutor ... you are biased ... you've lost the plot!
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Look at what just happened with this judge, here's a guy born in Indiana and this guy says that he's biased, or that if he was a Muslim he's biased.
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"I don't want to call a court biased, so I won't call it biased," Trump reportedly said in a speech before the court issued its ruling denying the administration's request.
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When asked Tuesday if he thought Google was biased, Pichai answered: "No, not in our approach," an apparent acknowledgment that employees might be biased but that the company is not.
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" Sanya Mehra, Manasvita Rajesh, and Aditi Katiyar, West Windsor-Plainsboro High School North, Plainsboro, N.J.: Making an annotated bibliography in World History class and "Biased News Media or Biased Readers?
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Stories like those have supported the idea that these companies are biased, but the lack of hard evidence or statistics means that the conversations around this topic routinely go the same way they went on Tuesday: Republican lawmakers claim that tech employees are biased, which means the systems they build are biased.
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Particularly when the company continues to face bipartisan criticism that its content moderation decisions are "biased" — your decisions can't be biased if you refuse to make them in the first place.
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"When people say that AI algorithms can be biased and unfair," the team explains, "the culprit is often not the algorithm itself, but the biased data that was fed to it."
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Conversely, 46 percent said tech companies are fair to liberals, while 35 percent said they are biased in favor of liberals and only 21625 percent believe they are biased against liberals.
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Pollsters also found that about 80 percent of black people think Trump is biased against them, and about two-thirds of Hispanics agree that the president is biased against black people.
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We have to evaluate the work of the special counsel not just based on the possibility of biased opinions, but in the context of a history of overtly biased DOJ actions.
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So, sue me Peter Thiel (please don't) — I'm biased.
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Inaccurate or politically biased reports create divisions -- some intended.
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The results were biased because the data that went into them was biased — skewed toward white males for facial recognition and the comparatively high percentage of African-Americans in the prison population.
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So we've stacked an immigration law enforcement apparatus on top of a racially biased criminal law enforcement apparatus, and not surprisingly that has led to a racially biased immigration law enforcement apparatus.
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Most GOP voters say FBI is biased against Trump A majority of Republican voters, 2333%, say the FBI is biased against Trump, according to the new Quinnipiac poll, though voters overall disagree.
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The men in charge tend to be biased toward mentoring and promoting people like themselves, and biased against women who are assertive or competitive, necessary traits to reach the highest levels of business.
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DERSHOWITZ: Well, remember, FBI agents are allowed to be biased.
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As Buolamwini notes, many of these datasets are themselves biased.
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"The industry has always been biased toward recency," Bordwell says.
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Made up by liberal scientists (another "biased" finder of fact).
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And let's all admit we're culturally biased and change it.
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Because of that, it's possible that our algorithm was biased.
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There are many practices in VC that are inherently biased.
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Alright, maybe we're biased because they do look pretty cool.
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" "I am biased because I have known her for years.
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"But aren't VCs biased against them?" he wanted to know.
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But Epshteyn said Schneiderman is a biased Hillary Clinton supporter.
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If Curiel were truly biased, Trump would have a point.
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BM: I'm completely biased because we are very large shareholders.
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In such news stories selection, not content, would be biased.
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But reputation assessment systems, especially opaque ones, can be biased.
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"I thought it was real biased," said one student, Justin.
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Critics say the move is unconstitutional and biased against Muslims.
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Conservatives say the ABA is a biased rater of judges.
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As a Welshy I'm not biased at all of course.
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Does that mean every scientist is biased toward government regulation?
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Officers are particularly anxious about being accused of biased arrests.
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So yeah, we're probably a bit biased in our house.
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A spokeswoman for the governor dismissed the editorial as biased.
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Conservatives understand the role of biased moderators in political debates.
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As a Williamsburg resident, I'm obviously biased in my enthusiasm.
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Furthermore, the other 99 percent are massively biased against us.
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In Rohrsheim's admittedly biased view, Melbourne has been a coup.
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Russia has dismissed the findings as biased and politically motivated.
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That sounds outrageously biased and certainly problematic and very concerning.
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Russia says the group is biased against the Assad government.
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No, it's not that they're biased one way or another.
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Yet the exchange only underlined the risk of biased enforcement.
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She criticized Brazilian media for biased coverage of her ouster.
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In traditional journalism they tell you not to be biased.
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And how had the academy become so biased toward liberalism?
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Worse still, the list tends to be biased against Muslims.
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In fact, the entire United Nations is biased against Israel.
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"I am very wary of being called biased," he said.
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We cannot allow biased media to spoon feed us bias.
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But a biased interviewer feigning objectivity doesn't feel satisfying either.
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Social media companies are biased toward extremism and against boring.
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Do you think police are implicitly biased against black people?
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"Certainly they could have seen me as biased," he said.
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We're not saying he's biased or anything ... we're just saying.
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Our penal system is biased toward incarcerating the most disadvantaged.
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I mean, it's slightly biased ... KS: Who does that, Casey?
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You may think I'm being too romantic, or even biased.
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The risks of biased facial analysis technology extend beyond hiring.
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Palestinian leaders believe the Trump administration is biased towards Israel.
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Men are usually afforded the luxury of a biased duality.
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"He understands that some courts are biased," Mr. Arpaio said.
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"I think I'm biased, because she's my teammate," Cloud said.
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One of Mr. Johnson's ministers suggested the court was biased.
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The United States accused him of being biased against Israel.
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"Individuals and institutions are getting humongously biased data," Ellis said.
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The government described the report as "biased, baseless and unilateral."
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These biased investment rules don't result just in frivolous lawsuits.
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Loyalty program data also tend to be biased, he said.
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Teachers often get predicted grades wrong, and they are biased.
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The result was biased research that changed the scientific consensus.
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As acts, the First Amendment is biased toward preserving them.
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But Jamie does admit he's more than a little biased.
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Gingrich's argument is more straightforward: Mueller is biased and unfair.
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For all that Sanders's supporters feel the press is biased against their candidate, Clinton's supporters (and Clinton herself) have long felt the press is biased against their candidate, and in important ways they're right.
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If the data that helped train policing patrol models is using years of notoriously biased data — such as information about historical arrests — how have we ensured that the algorithm doesn't churn out biased outcomes?
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At the House hearing he absurdly claimed that he was not biased against Donald Trump and for Hillary Clinton, and took no improper action in his FBI investigations – despite the many biased texts he wrote.
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They're annoying; they're biased toward some candidates (they'd cheer at anything Rubio said, regardless of the merit); and biased against others (stop booing Trump and Cruz just because they disagree with your favorite son, Rubio).
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Seventy-one percent of respondents say they believe the FBI is trying to do its job and is not biased against the president, and 23 percent said they thought the bureau was biased against Trump.
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Ms. Jelbert thought that the test might be biased toward primates.
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He thinks calling someone destabilizing for the country isn&apost biased.
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WATTERS: Well, you know how I know it was biased, Juan?
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But what if, for the sake of argument, Google were biased?
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I didn't have to fight any biased doctors or family members.
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Biased or incomplete training data will be reflected in the output.
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Thiel additionally said he believes the New York Times was biased.
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But that's a really Earth-biased way of looking at things.
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Rigorous peer-review processes remain the best defense against biased science.
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Regional blocs have often been biased, shielding their members from criticism.
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In our completely unbiased biased opinions, we vote for the latter.
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It's completely biased, and it's confusing accidents of birth with accomplishment.
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In November, he thanked a "biased media" for helping him fundraise.
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It said the council was biased against Israel and needed reform.
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So how likely is that we're being guided by biased attrition?
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How can we cultivate more self-awareness and less biased reasoning?
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"I never suggest that the press is biased," Romney said then.
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You don't want to be seen as biased now, do you?
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Statisticians can only fix a biased survey based on other data.
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Trump called the analysis "ridiculous" and suggested it was politically biased.
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Glueck threw shade at competitor Yelp, implying its listings are biased.
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The fact is, the math is not biased, it's not racist.
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"I may be biased, but she deserves everything in the world."
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He hammers on Mueller as unfair and biased and so forth.
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Just 22% said the media is biased in favor of Republicans.
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Kelly Armstrong of North Dakota suggested Mueller's aides were politically biased.
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Yes. From our, from our point of view, it is biased.
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We are sick of the biased announcing always coming from them.
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"Megyn Kelly's really biased against me," Trump said in the video.
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So, I am biased, but I don't think morale is low.
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NAGUIB: I have to be honest I'm very biased to Italy.
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They already believe that the media is corrupt, biased and dumb.
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A White House spokesman at the time denied ordering biased reports.
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I may be biased but I think he's pretty darn good!
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I don't want to sound "biased" but let's review some facts.
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This is not an inflammatory, biased description of what Republicans did.
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Russia Today has previously been sanctioned by Ofcom for "biased reporting".
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Intuition is biased, but it's still based in your own reality.
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Are they coming out against me because of a biased judge?
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As it happened, the polls that year were biased--against Obama.
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The reason isn't because the polling companies are necessarily politically biased.
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The president has accused the Post of being biased against him.
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By now, most of you know I'm biased toward New Hampshire.
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After all, many news outlets are clearly, and sometimes proudly, biased.
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Of these race-biased crimes, the majority have targeted black people.
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Why would anyone think the FBI was biased under your "leadership"?
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Burkman told reporters he believes Mueller's special counsel investigation is biased.
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Cohen stressed that both Democrats and Republicans use sometimes biased surveys.
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Technological fixes to biased or problematic AI systems are proving inadequate.
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"The argument is that these companies are just biased," he said.
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Trump believes Curiel's Mexican heritage "proves" he is biased against Trump.
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I'm probably a bit biased, but I can't stop singing it.
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Sir Philip had demanded the resignation of a "biased" Mr Field.
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Do you believe that police are implicitly biased against black people?
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Trump and his allies argue that Strzok meant something more biased.
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"Mansoor is biased toward women," one detainee said with a laugh.
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It proved that the F.B.I. is not biased against President Trump.
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How do you make sure that the data is not biased?
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When was the last time you got unhelpful or biased feedback?
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So what's the basis for claims that, say, PolitiFact is biased?
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Oh, he just means the media is biased, his supporters said.
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An even bigger issue is that peer review may be biased.
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These were hardly cowardly women; were they being biased or strategic?
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It could be a biased perception, but it usually holds true.
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Fake news to me is an uneven, biased approach to news.
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However, that impulse can lead to an emotional and biased decision.
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Is there a less biased and partisan source you could cite?
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I think my favorite, 'cause I'm biased right now, is ridgebacks.
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Baker believes that most media is hopelessly biased, Journal staffers say.
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A source like Steele, however, can be both biased and accurate.
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President Trump has attacked the case and the judge as biased.
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As social science research shows, we internalize these biased, omnipresent messages.
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A representative for Google said the company was not politically biased.
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I'd responded by calling her latest report biased and confusingly structured.
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"I'm obviously biased to some degree," Celeste, 81, told BuzzFeed News.
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"Steele called the allegation that he was biased against Trump "ridiculous.
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The FBI frequently makes use of intelligence obtained from biased sources.
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Of course, the presumptuous and biased moderators fed into that obsession.
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Surely those must be grounded in less biased, more reasoned analysis.
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Trump has feuded with the network, accusing it of biased coverage.
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Trump repeatedly has said that Curiel's "Mexican" heritage made him biased.
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Arcadia boss Sir Philip claims Field's comments show he is biased.
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President Donald Trump thinks social media giants are biased against him.
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Just the same way that telling them that CNN is biased.
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But Bhattacharya said the NRC was not biased against any community.
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The result is products and research that are biased by design.
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Zuckerberg has said, "Facebook is not biased!" in several different ways.
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As others have noted, the primary risk of "fake story" fixes and other attempts to regulate Facebook is that they will be perceived as biased (or, worse, be biased) toward one side of the political divide.
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They were biased to come up with a conclusion whether the director didn&apost have the courage to go forward with a proper investigation, or at a biased -- I don&apost know the answer to that.
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"Prior to that, it has really been the conservatives and the Republicans who've been saying [Facebook is] biased against us and the Democrats were almost defending [Facebook] in some way, saying they're not biased against you."
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In fact, I'd argue that a lot of the current perspectives on where the technology industry is and where it's headed are based on a variety of false pretenses, some positively biased and some negatively biased.
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Twenty-six percent of those polled — representing 21625 percent of Republicans and only 2900 percent of Democrats surveyed — said the media is biased against Republicans, while 220006 percent said media is biased in favor of the GOP.
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"K: "I'm biased, but I think her sense of humor is brilliant.
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And that&aposs what -- HAHN: He was inappropriate and biased towards Trump.
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And it's meant to be very mean-spirited, which is very biased.
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CAVUTO: Jim Comey was deemed to be insubordinate, but not politically biased.
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We shouldn&apost have to worry whether he was biased or not.
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So we know that these algorithms can be, and often are, biased.
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This has been a politically biased witch hunt from the get-go.
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Nearly all their maps, they found, are biased in favor of Democrats.
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Our commenters would complain that we were biased or ignorant or malicious.
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I'm biased here, but there's now scientific evidence to back me up.
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I don't think I ever said that your account was biased though!
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It is a totally one-sided, biased show – nothing funny at all.
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No, these platforms are not biased against conservatives, but against low traffic.
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Evidently, by our very biased analysis, Markle selected Lubomirski for this reason.
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It is, to many Democrats, evidence that he was biased against Mrs.
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There's so much distortion about what it is and how it's biased.
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Yet although some biased laws have changed, official support has been grudging.
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America's visa system is, by rich-country standards, unusually biased against talent.
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I mean, I'm biased, but Chicago is a world class city, right?
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He also asserted that Twitter is biased against conservative and libertarian users.
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There is a crap-ton of fake and biased news on Facebook.
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It was religiously biased preaching the violent Islamic ways to the children.
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And they can say well, look, this is not us being biased.
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Using arrests or drug convictions will almost certainly produce racially biased results.
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What's more, there is evidence that teachers are biased by pupils' ethnicity.
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Civil liberties advocates fear that these projects could be flawed and biased.
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Perhaps. Am I further biased because we are both from New Jersey?
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And as countries grey, welfare spending becomes more biased towards the elderly.
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We're biased, but it seems like an incredibly good deal to us.
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Even if Google was biased, he said, that would be its right.
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This, the teenager said, was proof that he was biased against Islam.
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But Google's sentiment analyzer isn't always effective and sometimes produces biased results.
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Is Twitter Trump's last defense against the biased and "fake news" media?
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But CTA's prudishness has since then proven inconsistent, biased, and short-sighted.
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Tell me about what you went through when Totally Biased was cancelled.
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The flip side: We tend to be biased against those darker skinned.
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Republicans have also complained about technology companies allegedly being biased against conservatives.
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But it's true that platforms are terrified of looking biased toward conservatives.
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Trump has also accused Mueller of being conflicted and his investigation biased.
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He said Curiel is biased against him because of his Mexican heritage.
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Even Putin's own Kremlin-biased press reported on the election interference issue.
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It says that the firm's efforts to hire more women are biased.
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Smaller insurers contend the methodology of those calculations is biased against them.
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Tech companies have repeatedly denied that they are biased against conservative voices.
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This is biased, potentially corruption at the highest levels of the FBI.
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But I must defer to someone not as biased as I am.
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Around the world, when biased elections become competitive, disengaged voters quickly reengage.
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They are visible in ways that a biased algorithm is not visible.
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Of course, I'm also biased in my love of New York City.
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And the business tax code, beyond expensing, can be biased against investment.
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How is it possible that a clinical term can be so biased?
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But its users very much want to be known as politically biased.
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Facebook, Twitter and Google have repeatedly denied their platforms are politically biased.
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The Taliban say they only target media that is biased against them.
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Trump has long accused the Time Warner-owned network of biased coverage.
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Claims, after all, must pass though fallible, biased and corruptible human beings.
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That they are mean to conservatives, essentially, or they're biased against conservatives.
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He wrote and reported for Totally Biased with comedian W. Kamau Bell.
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Finally, something other than the same biased opinions over and over again.
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That way, people can't be biased in favor of what she's favoring.
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" In fact, there's a whole bias called "The I'm not biased bias.
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Putting an end to racially biased policing practices works to everyone's benefit.
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"If you're asking me if I'm biased, 'Yes, I am'," he said.
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Michigan's initial attempt to pass a racially biased policy is no anomaly.
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But what if the data they work with are already fundamentally biased?
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"It's wonderful — but I'm biased since I'm from Malaysia," she said, laughing.
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Mr. Bossie denounced the report as biased in a statement to Axios.
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Reformers are concerned that courts are replacing one biased mechanism with another.
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The Police Department's attitude toward tracking and addressing biased policing is specious.
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A way to combat the capricious and biased nature of human decisions.
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They argue that it is biased against women and people of color.
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MSNBC anchors, however biased, approach debate from a more coherent ideological stance.
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Democrats, being human, sometimes have biased views and engage in motivated reasoning.
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Outdated, biased or inaccurate videos were viewed more than 6.3 million times.
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And she insisted that the council stop passing "biased" resolutions against Israel.
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Imagine losing out on your dream job because of a biased algorithm.
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Seventy-four percent (the republic lives!) believe their news sources are biased.
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Police officials who worked on the investigation say the series is biased.
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My biased view is that it is unique, even among die-hards.
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It's possible Wasson is biased in favor of the sources he interviewed.
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Others accused Bixby of being personally biased against Sanders and his policies.
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Russia has said the panel was biased in favor of the West.
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The FBI was politically biased and trying to bring down Trump. FALSE.
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But calling out biased media isn't equivalent to the left's underhanded tactics.
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Trump has complained that the mechanism is biased against the United States.
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Republicans blasted that study as biased and said it made unfair assumptions.
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Pai has denied allegations that he is biased in favor of Sinclair.
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"You set this thing up totally biased," Johnson said of his interview.
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"Biased" coverage was defined as only presenting one side of the argument.
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And predictive systems can reinforce biased over-policing of neighborhoods of color.
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Some, but not all, of those people might be biased, Tuerkheimer said.
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" He accused the agency of using "biased testing procedures and model selection.
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The experiments and observational studies reported in "Biased" are important and illuminating.
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I might be a bit biased with my feelings about this painting.
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It is a totally one-sided, biased show - nothing funny at all.
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It's also offensive — a broad, biased characterization of 19603 percent of Americans.
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The poll found that 28500 percent of Republicans surveyed believed search engines like Google are biased to favor liberals, while 6900 percent believe they are not biased, and only 2628 percent believed there is a bias towards conservatives.
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The poll found that 6900 percent of Republicans surveyed believed search engines like Google are biased to favor liberals, while 2628 percent believe they are not biased, and only 28503 percent believed there is a bias towards conservatives.
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We talked a lot about how Textio works, what kinds of words and phrases are biased that you might not even realize are biased, and how she envisions things like Textio being used more broadly in the workplace.
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You couldn't ask for a prettier horror movie mood, in my biased opinion.
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And tonight, Strzok is responding, saying those lawmakers are actually who are biased.
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You have to be an idiot not to realize they&aposre totally biased.
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And according to the abusively biased press, well, the sky is literally falling.
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You&aposd have to think about the state being biased against religious rites.
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Otherwise, the claim that the liberal media are biased against conservatives is validated.
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He was so biased he couldn&apost participate fairly in the Mueller investigation.
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Ted Cruz implied that Facebook is biased against conservatives, or defensive when Sen.
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It's not like anyone would let someone so inherently biased to weigh in.
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Is it biased for an economist to show that hyperinflation has negative consequences?
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A new poll has a large majority believing the media is inherently biased.
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For now, he said he believes those moves are biased to the upside.
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If you have to take on your biased boss, it's easier these days.
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They will then request the removal of jurors they think will be biased.
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Empathy is biased: people tend to feel for those who look like themselves.
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A specific, not-very veiled suggestion: CNN's reporting on the merger is biased.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Trump suggested Twitter was biased against him, without providing evidence.
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I don't think she can treat me fairly, I think she's very biased.
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Facebook, along with Twitter and Google, has denied its platform is politically biased.
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The implication ... a majority of the media has been biased against Donald Trump.
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" Adding, "I mean I'm a little biased because I've known her for years.
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I could easily come up with my own completely arbitrary, biased categories, too.
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It can happen potentially that you might end up with a biased dataset.
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But new research suggests male students are also biased toward their male peers.
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Totally biased, not funny and the Ronan impersonation just can't get any worse.
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"This demand will keep the shilling biased on the weaker side," he said.
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Networks, especially, are very biased by the first cohorts that use the platform.
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Mr Uribe's supporters fear that it is biased in favour of the FARC.
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"Historical records are often very fragmentary and potentially very biased," Tyler-Smith said.
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And the Palestinians got to snub an administration they now see as biased.
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It's not like some wacky data found on an obscure or biased website.
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My own anecdotal experience as a dog owner is a bit biased, obviously.
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They were also biased against the Chinese and saw them as a scourge.
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Other issues resulted in a lineup unquestionably "biased against the defendant," Steblay said.
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Republicans were more inclined to say that that the media's coverage was biased.
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Not through sabotaged debate microphones or a biased media, but through unqualified voters.
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That's always kind of complicated [to measure], because it's sort of internally biased.
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In short, it risks the platform creating unfair and/or biased outcomes. Integrate.
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I don't think I'm nuts, but admittedly I may be a little biased.
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If the data is incomplete or biased, AI can exacerbate problems of bias.
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We also found no evidence that the court system is biased against regulation.
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And in the Google News set, those articles proved to be shockingly biased.
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It also alleges the city unconstitutionally subjected him to racially biased law enforcement.
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Earlier on Tuesday, Trump suggested Twitter was biased against him without providing evidence.
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We live in a gender biased world, and that is just the truth.
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Can we rely on what we are seeing, or are the memories biased?
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This kind of biased reporting is systemic, often propagated by the same offenders.
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The state brief said that Thomas's trial lawyer extensively questioned those biased jurors.
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The president has long accused the network of biased coverage against his administration.
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For all these reasons, exit polls can be very inaccurate and systematically biased.
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Trump suggested that those two groups are biased against him and other conservatives.
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They may invest less in education if they think employers are biased too.
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North Korean state media blamed the cancellation on "biased" South Korean news reports.
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Approximately 80 percent of Americans believe coverage of the 85033 election was biased.
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" The exchange, the report found, was "indicative of a biased state of mind.
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News sources everywhere are biased, and the media often puts out fake news.
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Fox pundits are openly biased, but CNN anchors still claim to be referees.
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And research shows that our world today is indeed biased against older women.
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And we also feed it data that might be biased to begin with.
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Clinton and press his case that the news media is biased against him.
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I know I'm biased, but I feel like I'm making another American classic.
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Prior to 2015, the race-biased crime numbers had steadily decreased since 2008.
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The Republicans attacked him because they thought he was biased against the president.
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The Democrats defended him because ... they thought he was biased against the president.
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During their questioning, the duo fired back, charging Democrats with being biased themselves.
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The IG report couldn't say whether Strzok's texts biased him in the investigation.
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Critics say it provides cover to biased judges and harms the wedding industry.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE at the news conference.
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The shortcuts are tempting because science journals are biased toward exciting, new results.
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California is where I grew up, and I am biased in its favor.
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Often the wrong people, Dr. Bloom says, because empathy is biased and parochial.
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" Fourth, "States are biased toward assuming other states will maintain status quo approach.
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Pro-choice advocates accuse CPCs of providing women with biased counseling about abortion.
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Facebook as an institution is almost certainly less biased than its users are.
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The biased media is making a big to-do about campaign finance violations.
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Eisenstat said Facebook's business model was fundamentally biased against caring about election integrity.
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"We need to use algorithms to determine these things because data isn't biased."
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Mr. Trump assailed a judge overseeing a lawsuit against him as being biased.
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"I'll tell you — they're so biased towards crooked Hillary," Trump added of CNN.
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A "leaning column" isn't Doric, or Pisan; it's biased like an OPED PIECE.
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They are also painfully aware that our electoral system is biased against them.
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Gallup survey data indicates that Americans are increasingly distrustful about potentially biased news.
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The war's defenders might have said I was becoming more critical, even biased.
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Otherwise, you'll probably fill this gap with more subjective (and more biased) critiques.
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First, algorithms can be trained on biased data sets, leading to discriminatory results.
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Social media algorithms are biased, but not toward or against any political bent.
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Read his hate filled and totally biased Emails and the answer is clear!
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Our brains and sensory organs are just as biased as any other creature's.
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White House allies like Sean Hannity denounced Mr. Acosta as a biased grandstander.
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It's a kernel of truth, wrapped around a real perspective, a biased perspective.
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I may be biased, but I found my children to be ridiculously attractive.
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"Publicly acknowledging this human toll does not suggest I am biased," he wrote.
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Also, the country's legal system is strongly biased in favour of the rich.
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In the eyes of the very biased law, that statement is probably correct.
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No Palestinian, not even President Abbas, can accept such a biased American mediator.
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We've seen him say a Latino judge would obviously be biased against him.
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Now some believe their fears of politically biased fact-checks are coming true.
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Instead, it's just another biased attack on a president from the usual haters.
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Critics of the restrictions argued that they are biased and not medically necessary.
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With a jury this conspicuously biased, it's hard to imagine any other outcome.
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Or, conversely, they might be more tightfisted, so as not to appear biased.
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On Monday, Mr. Trump's campaign manager, Brad Parscale, called it something else: biased.
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"It's just such a beautiful thing," Mr. Read said, biased but not wrong.
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We’re a pretty amazing brand (not biased of course 😜).
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They have also complained that some of its staff are biased against Israel.
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The panel said some people feel the board was biased towards the industry.
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I believe millennials are less likely to be politically biased than previous generations.
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Both, he suggests, are inherently biased, but both are potentially open to change.
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But she later refused to be questioned by them, calling them politically biased.
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One passage regarded as biased concerned views employers have had of Mexican workers.
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You can just imagine ATN laying into the biased and horrible Ewan Roy.
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Evidence might be tampered with; juries might be biased; eyewitnesses' memories may fail.
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Biased courts, police and media are to blame for his problems, he says.
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There is also some evidence of sex-biased milk production among human mothers.
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"Unesco is among the most corrupt and politically biased UN agencies," she tweeted.
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If you say, "You are biased," something does ... you know what I mean?
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"Many people think machines are not biased," Princeton computer scientist Aylin Caliskan says.
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I mean, politics is about being biased, really in a lot of ways.
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The question in "Why Are There No Great Women Artists?" is implicitly biased.
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Liberals are better able to process new information; they're less biased like that.
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And that change is almost entirely attributable to Republicans growing more and more convinced that the media is biased; 79% of self-identified Republicans now describe the media as biased, as compared to 59% who said the same in 2003.
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One of the issues is the diversity of data that goes into AI. If you have crappy data sets or biased data sets, you're going to get biased AI. If you have only white men designing AI, they're not going to think of all the different ways, and so the next era of computing is going to be badly biased because of who makes it and what data they put in.
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Totally biased, not funny and the Baldwin impersonation just can't get any worse. Sad.
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I realized how deeply biased technology is, or should I say, not without bias.
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"Momentum indicators are biased to the upside," said ScotiaMocatta analysts, targeting $0.773,255.70 an ounce.
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It does seem like a trend, though I'm clearly biased in judging its severity.
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He&aposs the only person in America who doesn&apost think he was biased.
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Others called her "biased and hypocritical," while some posted stories of Ivanka's charity work.
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WILLIAMS: I think the threshold would be if you took action that was biased.
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Police departments across the country target communities of color with racially-biased policing strategies.
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For example, is it biased for a nutritionist to show that malnutrition is bad?
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And also tonight, we have the biased, corrupt, anti-Trump FBI agent Peter Strzok.
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In October, Reuters reported that Amazon's internal AI recruiting tool was biased against women.
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Whether you think you're biased or not, racism is a part of your life.
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HOROWITZ: I think as we found, it clearly shows a biased state of mind.
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Though that would certainly reduce the risk of biased or unfair ratings from riders.
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Portnow, however, dismissed concerns that the awards show is biased toward one ethnic group.
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And the tests doctors use to diagnose heart disease may be biased toward men.
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The political appointments have sometimes been criticised as being biased towards governments in power.
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I'm retelling this story in biased way, because I'm on the side of Rollins.
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Several African countries have suggested that the ICC is inherently biased against African nations.
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That means whole meta studies on published results may be biased and, ultimately, untrue.
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It's not that record producers are biased against one sort of music or another.
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"This judgment is biased," Afah Ndetan, one of the group's lawyers, said on Tuesday.
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The Americans are "looking for people to confirm their already biased stance," she said.
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They also think the media is biased against the White House and the president.
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Are they are going to be biased based on who is paying the most?
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A small minority — 22% of the public — believes the results are biased toward conservatives.
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Hamas spokesman Hazem Qassem said Trump's planned moved showed the United States was biased.
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Facebook, along with rivals Twitter and Google , have denied their platforms are politically biased.
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"I'm obviously biased but I really do think patents make good art," answers Watson.
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It's very possible that programs can be biased if you don't train them correctly.
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Was I stewing because I hated the biased criminal justice system in my hometown?
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Palestinians have long boycotted relations with the Trump administration, which they view as biased.
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But important to acknowledge that, as any award, it's a biased list, missing names.
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Microsoft, while guilty of the biased phrasing, received much better marks in the report.
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He has suggested a judge was biased on the basis of his Mexican heritage.
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But then, it also means a potentially much less biased look at musical history.
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I might be a little biased, but I think it's more than worth it.
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The moderators that are supposed to handle the debates aren't incompetent, biased or weak.
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Other biased people, environmental activists, basically want to ban all chemicals like this, regardless.
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Under the circumstances, even a halfway intelligent question about climate policy would sound 'biased.
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So, sure, Donald Trump isn't saying that having Mexican parents makes you inherently biased.
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Google has also come under fire for a seemingly biased gremlin in the machine.
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" Calling Drake's appearance on the show "biased," Pusha T said, "Everybody heard the song.
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President Trump has repeatedly tweeted baseless allegations that the company is biased against conservatives.
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If their creators feed them biased data they will produce results infected with bias.
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That helps Trump's case, and it makes Fox look biased and, even worse, pathetic.
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How do you remain so un-biased as a CBS This Morning co-host?
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"We are running against the very dishonest and totally biased media!" the email reads.
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The networks aren't fact-checking the debates because they don't want to seem biased.
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The post included a message criticizing Mueller and suggesting that Jackson was politically biased.
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Algorithms can be biased and they can mirror prejudices that already exist in society.
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We must be biased without really ... Therefore, we must — and the conservatives play them.
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Investigations in Malaysia have been dogged by accusations they were biased toward the government.
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These studies help us to understand how partisans acquire and maintain biased economic judgments.
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Almost nine in 10 Republicans believe that the media is biased against their side.
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Sensational and biased content that polarizes society is a more subtle but sizable problem.
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But on the other hand, everybody needs to be trained not to be biased?
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As examples, he points to fake news, dieselgate, biased decision systems, and so on.
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Israel has responded by accusing the human rights organizations of unfair and biased criticism.
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"The refs were totally biased against us!" is nothing if not a conspiracy theory.
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Trump often criticizes the media, accusing reporters of biased and dishonest coverage against him.
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Does this mean that PolitiFact was biased, or that Democrats were actually more truthful?
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Trump, the Republican presidential nominee, had long said the polls were biased against him.
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That makes us biased towards the newest thing as "the best thing we've done".
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I enjoy being pampered by the extra purr and rumble of a biased headphone.
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Call us biased, but we think there should be more singingvideos from the duo.
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Oman-Reagan took to Twitter to call out Oxford Dictionaries for the biased language.
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I'm probably a little biased having tested out that new B&O speaker yesterday.
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" He told Reuters he thought Rappler was "very biased against me and the president.
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But neither Clinton nor Bush publicly whined that "SNL's" comedy was biased or unfair.
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The fair use doctrine is far from a cure-all for biased AI, however.
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Some Republicans have argued that Mueller is biased against Trump and should be fired.
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Scientific research, she insists, is showing that our brains are hardwired to be biased.
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Does it make the served results even marginally less clickable, biased and/or influential?
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Or the FCC's investigations of news broadcasters to determine if their coverage was "biased"?
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" Google denied Trump's claim, saying its search results aren't biased "toward any political ideology.
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She said it is "nonsense" to say black Americans are more biased against gays.
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"I happen to be a little biased because I was a forward," Gretzky said.
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Trump has called the show biased, criticized Baldwin's impression and said it is unwatchable.
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Mr. Dauman in a court filing on Monday said the doctor's report was biased.
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You're credible when the population believes you're telling the truth and are not biased.
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"The materials were obviously biased against climate science without supporting data," one teacher said.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, according to The Associated Press.
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The IEBC, which oversaw a vote the opposition disputed in 2013, denies being biased.
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Like Trump, Moore is portraying himself as a victim of a biased liberal media.
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I think she's very biased and I don't think she can treat me fairly.
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He now says that Mueller is too biased, too fanatical, to interview the President.
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Any suggestion that the office is biased against any particular Secretary is completely false.
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Comey found solace in the report's conclusions that the Clinton probe was not biased.
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It's even worse that the rules were shaped by biased, well-funded interest groups.
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Otherwise, both will be savaged by leaks and spins in biased third-hand accounts.
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This has led some Republicans, led by Trump, to ask if he is biased.
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Forty percent of respondents believe strongly that Trump is biased, according to the poll.
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Another 41 percent of adults, however, don't think Trump is biased against black people.
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Several Republicans have used Strzok to suggest Mueller's investigation is biased against the president.
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Her tough questioning of him in a previous debate makes her "biased," Trump claimed.
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"Those multinational companies are always biased in their approach to represent society," notes Dullaart.
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I need to ask this question because I feel deeply biased by my upbringing.
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That they are implicitly biased, and must have this bias "trained" out of them.
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Republicans have questioned whether the company and other tech platforms are biased against conservatives.
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But clearly, there are people who are massively biased when they have this conversation.
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Going after Clinton will be journalists' default strategy for proving that they're not biased.
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Trump's main complaint is that he believes moderator Megyn Kelly is biased against him.
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Republican reps focused many questions on whether social media platforms are biased against conservatives.
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That's the sort of biased evidence the FBI should eschew, not embrace, of course.
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And if somebody does seem biased against women, don't take it personally, she added.
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Customers owning big stakes in banks can create the risk of biased lending policies.
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By her own admission, the study was biased, because all the brains were donated.
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The current political power structure is biased toward the traditional model of male leadership.
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In this lesson, we help students uncover the mathematics behind these biased electoral maps.
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"I am on seven different breed judging panels and I'm not biased," Wyllie says.
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They argued that Roanoke, which Trump carried, would draw a less biased jury pool.
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Trump thinks McCabe is a James Comey-aligned Democrat who was biased against him.
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I think we almost overcompensate so we're not judged as being biased toward weight.
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He told Reuters he thought Rappler was "very biased against me and the president".
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They were told it would examine whether committees' promotion decisions were biased against women.
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He continues to paint Mueller and those working for him as biased political hacks.
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DNC officials were annoyed by accusations that they were biased in favor of Clinton.
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Check out how biased Facebook, Google and Twitter are in favor of the Democrats.
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Chinese state media outlets criticized American newspapers for coverage that they described as biased.
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Mr. Damore sued Google, claiming it is biased against white men with conservative views.
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Part three explores whether campus sexual assault cases are biased against men of color.
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" The roots of this movie can be found in a segment on "Totally Biased.
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They explained that Mr. Orban first criticized the press for being biased against him.
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He subsequently counterclaimed that the Monaco judiciary was biased in favor of Mr. Rybolovlev.
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This is a shameful disrespect of the British people & we know it's racially biased.
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He envisions an American menu, strongly biased toward local and seasonal fish and vegetables.
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The fundamental truth is that A.I. learns from humans — and humans are biased creatures.
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She created algorithms, based on artificial intelligence, that automatically identify biased language in text.
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The president, however, remains fair game, a disparity that the Trump campaign calls biased.
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Political journalists felt compelled to mention it so that their coverage wouldn't appear biased.
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There's long been a biased way of thinking that all cats behave this way.
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The Vermont senator has long argued that "mainstream" media coverage is biased against him.
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And what happens if the technology that's designed to eliminate bias is biased itself?
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The liberals must be gloating over this, but it appears to be very biased.
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Republicans repeatedly raised their suspicions that the social network is biased against conservative views.
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Because they're people you know, they can't easily be maligned as biased or unfair.
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Republicans have also pointed to Ohr's testimony to say that Steele was politically biased.
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O. Full disclosure, Saeed Jones used to work at BuzzFeed News, so we're biased.
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We're not concluding that someone's biased simply because they supported one candidate or another.
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But the groups argue the information in the report is biased, misleading and incomplete.
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We're very biased, but WIRED is only $5 for a year during the holidays.
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Not surprisingly, critics have called it a "kangaroo court" and a corporate-biased venue.
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"If you have biased input data, that really can be a problem," said Gabriel.
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"I'm biased, but I think the food in Asia kicks America's ass," he said.
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And anything bad that happened to Trump was because the mainstream media is biased.
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In fact, we wouldn't pay a penny for opposition research if it is biased.
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Speaking to NYPD brass, he rejected claims that stop and frisk is racially biased.
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"We suspected that she was biased," Caputo said, referring to himself and Stone's family.
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Critics said the practice was racially biased against minorities and unconstitutional in its implementation.
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Scott Olson/Getty Images A lot of US police work is inherently racially biased.
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"Our entire society is still biased, and stigmatizes victims of sexual harassment," she said.
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Or is all history written from a particular viewpoint, and therefore biased and incomplete?
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Part of that process means recognising our own biased instincts, limitations and logical fallacies.
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Meek's team has argued Judge Brinkley is biased and bears a grudge against him.
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Well, it's apparently okay to be biased against one set of candidates — the unpopular.
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Yet his picks so far play into the narrative that he is biased against Latinos.
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That's because the statistics implicitly assume that the distribution of comets is not observationally biased.
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It's also that the criminal justice system deploys officers in a way that's racially biased.
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He is clearly biased, somebody who hated this president and still does to this day.
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Technical charts indicate that the NSE index is biased to test a resistance at 11,920.34.
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He wouldn&apost say anything about the investigation and denied he was biased at all.
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Of the five who were warned, three were for "biased" and two for "unsatisfactory" judgements.
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"The critique ... is that the information based on public complaints alone is biased," Shusterman noted.
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The researchers took care to account for astronomical things that might have biased their measurements.
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Trump has cast this dispute as the basis for why Mueller was biased against him.
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Jacobs' premise was simple: Area times density will yield more accurate results than biased guesses.
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Theories also included one that Adnan did kill Hae, and all of Serial was biased.
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UNINDENTIFIED MALE: I think as we found, it clearly shows a biased state of mind.
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For one, receipt data may be biased to a particular demographic or age group - i.e.
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If the research was so biased, she wondered, why hadn't anyone done anything about it?
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Look, we're not biased or anything, but Australians know how to nail a television interview.
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There has never been a group of people on a case so biased or conflicted.
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The CCRB, however, says it currently doesn't have the bandwidth to adequately investigate biased policing.
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Therefore, the discovery of such IOCs is slightly misleading and what we would call biased.
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When these are not met, the resulting estimates can be "biased", statistician-speak for wrong.
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JOHN GOODMANAuckland, New Zealand The opening paragraph of "Disturbing Franco's ghost" (July 21st) is biased.
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Or we don't care about certain issues because we're biased to not care about them.
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But it, too, did not find that she had been biased in reaching a verdict.
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Amazon killed an AI vetting project after learning that the software was biased against women.
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The EU denies it is biased against the US, and there's data to support this.
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On top of using biased images, study sizes were also found to be quite small.
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Trump felt the judge's "Mexican heritage" made him biased, which immediately drew accusations of racism.
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Of course, these actions have led to accusations that Twitter leadership is biased against conservatives.
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"Every system you train is going to be biased based on the inputs," said Solem.
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Then again, maybe Boots is biased — Scotland doesn't exactly have a history of favouring Trump.
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Law & Order finally exposes that scaffolding, even while being openly biased toward the defense's perspective.
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"Biased-based policing was one of the motivating factors behind the NFL protests," Conyers said.
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I'm gonna be honest: I'm totally biased when it comes to all things Michelle Obama.
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In theory, Google could serve un-biased links only to users without a browsing history.
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Traders said Election Day markets are biased toward moving higher, but stocks opened lower Tuesday.
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Of course, we're biased to preserve our sense of rightness, but we have to be.
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When it comes to news – fake, real or incredibly biased– Facebook is merely an aggregator.
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It is possible that the sample is biased, pushing up the apparent frequency of discrimination.
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Last week he called the police recommendations "biased, extreme, full of holes, like Swiss cheese".
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This happens in part because social media are biased in favor of duplication and repetition.
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Trump accused her of being biased, leading to an on-going battle between the two.
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Of course that could backfire by showing you more biased sources than you'd normally read.
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Now, however, you are feeding the narrative that the mainstream media is just hopelessly biased.
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I thought it would be a documentary, but it seems biased and reality TV-ish.
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Am I biased because he is a bellhop, and that is all sorts of awesome?
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The study also suggests that non-lethal use of force by police is racially biased.
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Some have criticized the video as a stunt for views and as biased against Apple.
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If you're worried about biased algorithms slipping out into the wild, that's a troubling thought.
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"Databases that are available are often biased," Cognitec's marketing manager, Elke Oberg, told The Verge.
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That's a small sample size, and it's obviously biased toward the arthropod diversity of Raleigh.
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An AI trained on European art will churn out a portrait biased toward European styles.
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Lack of candidates has been a common argument in gender-biased hiring and promotion decisions.
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On the other hand, the fact that so many in the press are biased again.
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And additionally, we thought it was extremely biased, considering what they had on the floor.
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Take a look y'all: The people in this line were mumbling about "biased" refs, too.
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The company had argued jurors were biased by hearing irrelevant and unfair evidence during trial.
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Many renewable-energy advocates say it's preemptively biased to favor fossil fuels and nuclear power.
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" The government denounced her statement, EU Affairs Minister Volkan Bozkir saying it was biased. "Ms.
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The president has said that social media companies are biased against conservative users and voices.
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Of course you wouldn't take an arrogant, unethical, biased, politically conniving source at its word.
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There are a few ways in which the media is biased toward writing about Sanders.
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So was he trying to say the Portuguese umpire was biased toward his Belgian rival?
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Terrified of appearing liberally biased, Facebook reportedly hesitated to take decisive action against fake news.
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But I don't think she can treat me fairly, actually, I think she's very biased.
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Damore sued Google in January, saying it was biased against white men with conservative views.
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They denounce a press corps they see as biased and controversies they view as manufactured.
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" He also slammed "SNL" in a December tweet, dubbing it "unwatchable, totally biased, not funny.
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He was biased against it, so if anything he would have been short on it.
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Which means that horribly biased parole systems are just the tip of the ethical iceberg.
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It said the investigation was biased against the pilots, who were blamed for the crash.
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The beavers inspired a media theory that oral, print, and digital media are always biased.
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"My particular interest is air pollution," Milloy said, alleging that EPA's scientists are inherently biased.
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Some Trump allies have recently accused Mueller's team of being biased against the Republican president.
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Gayheart: I watched that movie and I just prefer Jawbreaker, but I'm sure I'm biased.
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Good news for Facebook: the enraging, biased, soul-crushing political engagement never has to end.
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In parliament last month, MPs in the pro-government majority coalition called Ipsos reports biased.
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The president often blasts the media, accusing reports of dishonest and biased coverage against him.
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The United States accuses the Geneva-based Human Rights Council of being biased against Israel.
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Trump said last week Curiel is biased against the billionaire because of Trump's immigration policies.
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"Your characterization is so inherently wrong and biased," he told Cordes in a House hallway.
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The survey found that 22019 in 10 Americans saw the FBI as biased against Trump.
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The majority of voters polled believe the media is biased against Trump, the Republican nominee.
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Rabat kicked out dozens of MINURSO staff from the Western Sahara, saying Ban was biased.
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The Palestinian leadership has rejected U.S. diplomacy, saying the Trump administration is biased toward Israel.
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The two-day conference offers measurable benefits, and that's not just our (totally biased) opinion.
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Recent polls show many Americans support government punishing biased media organizations or limiting offensive speech.
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Trump and his allies spotlighted the special counsel's statement to excoriate the press as biased.
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He often targets CNN, claiming the network is biased against him and pushes fake stories.
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Like with his prosecution, Grimm alleges, Trump is being targeted by biased law enforcement leaders.
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"People who say it's all garbage, or all true, are being politically biased," Sipher said.
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Who Trump slammed as a biased "Mexican," triggering a Paul Ryan distancing of epic proportions.
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They're biased toward advising patients to seek professional care even when self-care is appropriate.
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"Americans tend to have positively biased self-perceptions of their financial knowledge," the study said.
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Trump and Republicans have long accused tech companies like Twitter of being biased against conservatives.
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Between 2010 and 2013, attacks against Muslims made up about 13% of religion-biased offenses.
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Our findings suggest people are more likely to be biased by hunger in negative situations.
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I was very biased; I felt, I'm a classical dancer, modern is not my thing.
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" He later told CNN's Jake Tapper that Curiel was biased because "I'm building a wall.
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Now, I identify with reform conservatism, so the word "evil" might be a touch biased.
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If he's not, the system is rigged, the mike is faulty, the media is biased.
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So they leveled an attack on the presiding judge, calling him irredeemably biased and unfair.
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Dorsey promised that Twitter would work to test for inadvertently biased algorithms before implementing them.
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When science is biased, he says, clinicians may deliver care that's not appropriate for everyone.
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Tech Talk: Mark Zuckerberg launched an investigation to see if Facebook trending topics are biased.
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By the way, in a lot of other countries, journalism's always been super biased. Absolutely.
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Like the newspapers before it, Facebook does not want to be known as politically biased.
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Opposed: The media is not biased in favor of the Maple Leafs and Auston Matthews.
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In her book, Noble discusses the ways in which algorithms are biased and perpetuate racism.
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Family and friends, as much as they care for you, are naturally biased towards you.
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It can be biased, if there are biases in the data used to train them.
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In other words, the subjects were considerably less biased after training, even after two months.
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"I think as we found it clearly shows a biased state of mind," Horowitz said.
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However, heavily biased news reporting, purporting to be fair and objective, is alive and well.
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" Hannity rarely grants interviews to mainstream reporters, whom he calls "disgustingly biased, ideological and corrupt.
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Making ourselves better, less biased reasoners is one way to get better at helping others.
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Journalists and academics have shown that risk-scoring algorithms can be unfair or racially biased.
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The government had accused the company of being biased against it and the governing party.
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And they are biased — but not toward or against a particular political ideology or party.
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Some of the findings depend on the doctor's subjective interpretation, which could have been biased.
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Others say the tech sites are biased and that hate speech is an ambiguous term.
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In general, the model we've used is biased to favor the terrorist chances of success.
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But Google may well be biased against minorities and others who lack real-world power.
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No wonder many people feel that laws are carried out in inconsistent and biased ways.
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The implication is that for-profit facilities may be biased toward keeping patients on dialysis.
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Some argue that the test itself is inherently biased in terms of how it's written.
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There's no question that I am biased toward the Hebrew calendar over the Gregorian one.
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The real question is whether our model is biased in one direction or the other.
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We have a stellar line up, and just because we're biased doesn't mean we're wrong.
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The technology is less accurate with people of color and is biased along gender lines.
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Rival candidates had attacked the journalists' coverage as biased; some sources had stopped returning calls.
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Humans are error-prone and biased, but that doesn't mean that algorithms are necessarily better.
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And if it's the computer that spits out biased, exclusionary results, nobody's to blame, right?
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Trump often rails on the media, accusing reporters of dishonest and biased coverage against him.
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"There are so many good choices, but sure I'm going to be biased," Bochy said.
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Sterling's attorneys condemned the decision as "biased" and urged the public to hold Landry accountable.
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"Empathy is biased, pushing us in the direction of parochialism and racism," he writes. Offended?
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"A lot of the media is actually the opposition party — they're so biased," he said.
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In these situations, another perspective can help us to see beyond our own biased interpretation.
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An independent monitor was ordered to ensure that the sheriff's office would end biased practices.
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Many people worry that college admissions tests are biased against low-income and nonwhite students.
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The Sanders campaign and some supporters have accused MSNBC of being biased against the senator.
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Information on outcomes comes from the charities themselves and so could be biased or invented.
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"This is an attempted overthrow of a prime minister with a biased investigation," he said.
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Democrats and civil rights organizations have hammered Trump's move as unconstitutional and biased against Muslims.
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Large majorities of Americans point to biased reporting as a problem with news coverage today.
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The study also found that the print media was overwhelmingly biased against the Labour party.
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Government spokesman Phay Siphan said allegations the election and its monitors were biased were groundless.
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Terms that one side considers fair and factual might be attacked by others as biased.
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"The statement does not say that prosecutor's office or courts are politically biased," he said.
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"The statement does not say that prosecutor's office or courts are politically biased," he said.
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I am preparing for a debate with a friend who has called The Times biased.
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"Of course I am biased, but in general I would say yes," Dr. Mack said.
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"Of course I am biased, but in general I would say yes," Dr. Mack said.
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I'm biased, because I edited it, but the chicken legs braised in pepperonata are fantastic.
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Republicans have said Comey's handling of the Clinton matter shows he is biased against Trump.
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On Sunday, defensive end Cameron Jordan suggested that the referees were biased against the Saints.
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All it takes to avoid the pitfalls of biased thinking is a sense of wonder.
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Mr. Dorsey denied that Twitter was biased when he testified before Congress late last year.
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I know I am biased, but talk to the people here, everyone is a developer.
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Political commentary is biased toward the horse race and toward slightly arbitrary notions of expectations.
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The sharing of biased and false news has become all too common on social media.
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" It said the decision to issue the warrants was "wrong, biased, and lacks legal basis.
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She has accused French banks of being politically biased for not lending to her campaigns.
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The results found a troubling amount of "biased" coverage on many of the topic areas.
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Such overwhelmingly positive findings suggest this area of industry-funded nutrition science may be biased.
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Karadzic, who had argued that the United Nations court was biased against him, stood impassively.
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The researchers put extremely biased articles favoring one candidate on page one, moderately biased articles on page two, and so on, so participants had to go to pages four and five of a five-page search to find anything strongly favoring the other candidate.
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I'm going to give it a serious A-. Here's the thing: It obviously seems like I would be biased, but I wouldn't be that biased, because, let's be real, I was an offensive lineman and I didn't get to touch the football that much.
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A new study, not yet published, found that math teachers favored boys over girls, and white students over black or Hispanic students — and that female teachers were biased in favor of boys and that nonwhite teachers were the most biased in favor of white students.
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Big data means biased noiseA second issue gets at why O&aposNeil believes biased job sites are particularly problematic: they factor in information that may have no bearing on a candidate&aposs ability to do a job, rather than focusing only on relevant details.
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"Forced arbitration provisions in telecommunications contracts erode Americans' ability to seek justice in the courts by forcing them into a privatized system that is inherently biased in favor of providers and which offers virtually no way to challenge a biased outcome," the senators wrote.
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When you train a computer system to predict which convicted felons will reoffend, you're using inputs from a criminal justice system biased against black people and low-income people — and so its outputs will likely be biased against black and low-income people too.
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"AI is biased because it reflects effects about culture and the world and language," says Caliskan.
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Maybe I'm biased here, but I'd recommend checking out this one from my colleague Bryan Bishop.
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As a result, "it makes you less biased by the fewer negative things in your life."
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The Republican delegate rules, relative to those for the Democrats, are biased toward candidates who win.
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Harm need not be deliberate; biased data-sets used to train predictive models also wreak havoc.
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And by the way, the comment that the FBI was biased against Hillary Clinton is laughable.
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The death penalty in the United States is racially biased against black people for killing whites.
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The school's administrative hearing process, the lawsuit insists, is also biased towards the university's football players.
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" He has attacked the judiciary, claiming that Judge Gonzalez Curiel is biased because he is "Mexican.
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To do that, they have to win again with a map that's biased in Republicans' favor.
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Well people of course read Roseanne&aposs tweet as racially biased and it&aposs totally understandable.
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That truth—the one those biased muckrakers won't tell you about—has implications for national security.
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On these political questions, math knowledge actually makes it more likely for partisans to be biased.
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Unlike Thompson, the candidate was my dad, so excuse me if I seem a bit biased.
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Most people consider the mainstream media a bunch of biased hacks who aren't to be trusted.
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Duterte claims that Facebook's newest initiative to smoke out fake news is biased against his government.
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It's impossible to say that Chuck Todd was biased against Trump or Giuliani in that interview.
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They allowed qubits to interact briefly, which biased them toward assuming the same or opposite values.
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"Their algorithms are gameable and can result in biased or hateful trends," the executive summary said.
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"I'm clearly biased, but I could not even imagine having better parents than them," Petit added.
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We know we're biased, but can you just give us an Oscar for this one, please?
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So purveyors of hyper biased political commentary are not intended to get scooped up here, either.
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"We have a process that at best is negligently designed, or it's intentionally biased," Miltenberg said.
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There has been scant public polling in the race so far, mostly from potentially biased sources.
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I have to say, just from this reporting, I don't care if people think I'm biased.
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I'm biased obviously – it's my dad – but I just thought, 'What a great combination they are!
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We have debated, time and again, whether the FBI was biased against Trump in the election.
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"Of course, @MichelleObama's my wife, so I'm a little biased here," he wrote on social media.
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Luckily, there is at least one place working to secure a less biased critical public discourse.
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The government accused RFA, which broadcasts in the Khmer language, of being biased toward the opposition.
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Republicans in Congress have repeatedly pointed to them as evidence the FBI is biased against Trump.
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In these series, dutiful, hardworking people try to make an inherently biased system work for everyone.
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Such problems might be caused by anything from biased methods of data collection to outright fabrication.
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Media Matters does not require liberals to believe mainstream news sources are biased, just conservative ones.
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Again, facts and evidence are better than assumptions and the biased slants of many media sources.
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Burundi's government had called the experts' report biased and politically motivated and denied all its allegations.
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Because the Instagram algorithm is clearly biased, sussing out micro, localized trends feels tougher than ever.
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Suppose you have two coins, one fair and the other biased 60% in favour of heads.
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The memo alleges the FBI was biased in its probe of Page, the former Trump aide.
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If you want to measure bias, you can't use a benchmark that in itself is biased.
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Russia has dismissed the findings of the Dutch-led international prosecutors as biased and politically motivated.
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He, or anyone else who insists the Fed is biased shouldn't be angrily disregarded right away.
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The shareholders' intention to receive regular dividend distributions signals a financial policy biased towards equity interests.
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And some studies indicate that the use of big data analytics in policing is inherently biased.
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We're all biased, and like an iceberg, our peers probably see only the tip of it.
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I've spent the most time with Brad and Angelina, so I'd probably be biased toward them.
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To kick things off, Trump resurrected the talking point that big tech is biased against him.
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And the idea is you're talking about the state of the media, is the media biased.
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"Wikipedia is incredibly biased and the underrepresentation of women in science is particularly bad," said Wade.
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It might be biased of me, but I don't typically associate the viking aesthetic with cleanliness.
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Our biased outrage leaves no room to address the things that West is definitely right about.
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It's no secret that our social media feeds are pretty biased toward our own political leanings.
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Mr Trump often blasts the WTO for being biased (there is no evidence that it is).
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And if you thought the media is biased couldn&apost get any worse -- well, think again.
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Photo: DataSparQFacial recognition systems have, to date, proven to be biased, unjust, flawed, and deeply powerful.
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Miltenburg hasn't tested whether software trained on these image descriptions actually generates new, and biased, descriptions.
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BENSON: But the press and the media is extraordinarily biased against this president and his administration.
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The opposition believes it was cheated of victory by a commission allegedly biased toward the government.
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Call us biased, but Janelle Monáe wears some of the most innovative hairstyles in the game.
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In general, shoppers have begun to distrust these reviews because they believe them to be biased.
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That means you'll still see a ton of these seemingly biased reviews live on Amazon, unfortunately.
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Trump claimed that the judge was biased against Trump because the Indiana-born judge was Hispanic.
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Like others, he is frustrated by what he views as biased policing in the black community.
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This isn't easy when it's so natural for us to evaluate things in a biased way.
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Palestinians, who view the Trump administration as biased toward Israel, boycotted this week's meeting in Manama.
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But spotlights only illuminate where you point them at, and for that reason empathy is biased.
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It's hard to create a comprehensive listicle of Chinese restaurants in Los Angeles without being biased.
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And every potential juror who believes tech is a biased industry was kicked off the jury.
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I am a little biased though, since it's the one I chose for my own cap.
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Habre boycotted the trial initially, with his lawyers saying it was illegitimate and biased against him.
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But by following such a biased policy, Europe risks forfeiting the evenhandedness necessary for effective mediation.
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His view of an ethnically biased judiciary has drawn criticism, including from within his own party.
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" Charlie's father then yelled "evil" and added, "I'm not f****** listening to this biased shit anymore.
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Trump's decision has sparked global debate, with critics charging it is unconstitutional and biased against Muslims.
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Sure, the hope may be that a biased approach to moderation cuts down on toxic chatter.
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Following the sale, Alibaba executive vice-chairman Joe Tsai complained of biased Western reporting on China.
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I may sound biased but this is coming from someone who didn't grow up in it.
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That's mostly because they believe he and, more broadly, his investigation are biased against the president.
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Don't hesitate to bring in a non-biased third party to assist in any important conversations.
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He wants to include people in the east who say the U.N. is biased towards Islamists.
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You should know that I'm friends with Lynda and Stewart and am biased in their direction.
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So maybe this is a story about conservative bias against liberal bias against conservative biased media.
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But lately it appears that even Internal Affairs/media reporters are compromised, biased and even dishonest.
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Trump has inspired widespread outrage by insisting Judge Gonzalo Curiel's "Mexican" heritage may make him biased.
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Odinga later withdrew from the race and accused the electoral commission of being biased against him.
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Conservatives have spent years arguing that tech platforms are biased against them and suppressing their voices.
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Perhaps I'm biased by current experience, but I've come to see Kirk in a new light.
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" Horowitz: "… I think it's clear … Strzok had, as we say here, a biased state of mind.
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They had to do with the fact that polling overall seemed to be biased against Republicans.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, who previously represented Zervos in the case.
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Trump has repeatedly derided the media's coverage of his campaign, arguing it is biased against him.
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Other incidents in New York show the often biased treatment given speech based on its content.
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Conservatives, meanwhile, have long accused the site of "shadow banning" and being biased against their agenda.
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" In 1969, Mr. Hinckle described Ramparts under his editorship as "totally and absolutely and joyfully biased.
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An anonymous government source appeared to suggest that the judges responsible for Wednesday's verdict were biased.
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Mabus had dismissed a study the service used to justify its request as flawed and biased.
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I deserve to take account of an utterly racially biased criminal justice system, and be disgusted.
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Algorithms can result in biased decision-making when trained by data sets that reflect past discrimination.
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Some Republicans have pointed to Strzok's texts as evidence of Mueller's probe being biased against Trump.
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America pageant owner accused of racially biased language MORE, who is representing several of Cosby's accusers.
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That is, surgeons may inform their patients that as surgeons, they are biased toward recommending surgery.
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A perception that The Times is biased prompts some of the most frequent complaints from readers.
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Even the way in which these traits are measured is often biased to match gender stereotypes.
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I didn't highlight blatantly discriminatory hiring and I didn't call bullshit on overtly gender-biased investing.
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"We're not sure what the priorities are, and that's where people remain optimistically biased," he explained.
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NBC News' Andrea Mitchell was mocked for biased journalism after tweeting in support of the Eagles.
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Well, she's my best friend, so I am biased but frankly I think she's a genius.
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" "Totally biased, not funny and the Baldwin impersonation just can't get any worse," Trump tweeted. "Sad.
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Supporters of this bill argue that EPA-funded scientists are inherently biased in favor of regulation.
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We may be biased, but there's no sunset in the world like those in Southern California.
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Trump has suggested Curiel is biased against him because of his campaign rhetoric about illegal immigration.
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The details: This isn't the first time that Brackeen has spoken out against biased facial recognition.
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In favor: The media is not biased in favor of the Maple Leafs and Auston Matthews.
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Part of the growing concern is that half-baked or biased AI algorithms could harm society.
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The suspension comes amid an ongoing debate over whether social media platforms are biased against conservatives.
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Trump had banned Register reporters from his events in July for what he considered biased coverage.
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On Friday, the President was asked by a reporter if he thought Mueller's team was biased.
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CO-OPs claim the methodology is flawed and biased in favor of larger, more established insurers.
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But it's not biased, except that it's what biases us toward the perpetuation of the species.
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But he worried that because he was Chinese, the judges would be biased against his team.
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Not surprisingly, those with more extreme political views tend to provide more biased ratings of news.
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Moreover, there's some experimental evidence that our biased approach to getting news actually makes us dumb.
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Most of the women who tried failed the physical exams because they were biased against women.
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President-elect Donald Trump campaigned on the idea that the media is incompetent, biased, and vindictive.
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They say that Twitter is biased against conservative users, an accusation that Twitter has repeatedly denied.
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"'We're not the only one with biased voting," said Yuri Loza, a Russian singer on Facebook.
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They are biased toward outrage and content that will suck people in and rile them up.
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Yet the current administration and its supporters consistently attack universities as biased, irrelevant and hyper-politicized.
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"In general, the Oklahoma earthquakes have been very strongly biased toward the small earthquakes," Boak said.
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"And I may be biased, but I don't think they were there to see the boys!"
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The issue there is biased language, but at least the illness is part of the conversation.
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"I'm aware that your strong leadership is open to misconceptions and biased interpretations," Mr. Schwab said.
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During President Trump's early months in office, the mainstream press's coverage seemed spectacularly biased against him.
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If it were, at least some — not none — of the simulations would have been as biased.
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FRIDAY PUZZLE — It is entirely possible that I'm biased, but I do enjoy Sam Ezersky's puzzles.
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" He had suggested over the weekend that Kelly not moderate the debate because she was "biased.
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Both, she writes, rely on selectively released information with partisan or biased sources at their origin.
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Many argue the fallout from the infamous nip slip was swift and unfairly biased toward Jackson.
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Israel strongly opposes such calls for boycotts, which it considers a biased approach to the conflict.
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I like mice and rats a lot, so this is not a biased opinion against rodents.
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Lower courts need such guidance to determine whether laws biased against L.G.B.T. people should be upheld.
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He's previously complained that the nonprofit Commission on Presidential Debates, which hosts the debates, is biased.
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For one, the investigation was based on "flawed testimony" from "biased medical experts," the report said.
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Why did he feel that criticisms of his performance with Manchester United were biased and unfair?
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I&aposm biased, but I&aposd say it makes for some great airport or train reading.
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A significant portion, 42 percent, said that media coverage wasn't biased one way or the other.
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A group of students and advocacy groups says the standardized testing requirement is biased and unconstitutional.
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The latest findings could be used to obstruct the rollout of AI found to be biased.
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"Even government scientists are now confirming that this surveillance technology is flawed and biased," he said.
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Think of, for example, how a Facebook feed may be biased toward a particular political viewpoint.
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Self-identified nonbelievers were less biased than the average, but not by much, the study found.
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Sharif has always denied any wrongdoing and has called the investigation into him biased and inaccurate.
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"The U.N. Human Rights Council is a biased and uninfluential body," Netanyahu said in a statement.
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Even the American Revolution was sparked, among other things, by an intensely biased or partisan media.
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Trump and his supporters have called Mueller's investigation a "witch hunt" and suggested it's politically biased.
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They also argue the investigation against their clients has been shoddy and biased, which prosecutors deny.
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The values they use to inform those choices amounts to bias and all history is biased.
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Stahl also pressed on accusations made by conservatives that social media platforms are biased against them.
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While men may be more skeptical, women can be just as biased against their own gender.
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They'll be biased in a whole different kind of way, but at least it'll seem fair.
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Trump has regularly labeled CNN "fake news" and accused it of being biased against his administration.
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Stillabower says it&aposs because of how adorable he is but admits she may be biased.
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His memo proves that the FBI is biased and they have a history of this, folks.
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A biased reporter or a reliance on sources with an agenda can lead to skewed stories.
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But systems can also learn to be racist, sexist, ageist, and biased in other nefarious ways.
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Blumberg is one of many Trump supporters who see the tech platforms as biased against conservatives.
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The two also discussed allegations from American conservatives that the technology industry is biased against them.
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Other Fox News commentators, like Sean Hannity, have labeled Mr. Mueller and his team hopelessly biased.
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He criticized Kelly as biased, and slammed Fox News for a press release that ridiculed him.
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Sensing the danger, Trump has gone on offense, attacking moderator Megyn Kelly as biased and unfair.
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Go deeper: Microsoft out-savvies Google on AI ethics A tug-of-war over biased AI
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Critics say the tribunal is biased and does not adhere to international standards of fair justice.
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Most Omega products that you see on the market are actually pretty heavily biased towards EPA.
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Full disclosure ... Foxx is a HUGE Dallas Cowboys fan so he might be a bit biased.
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In that sense, all the major best-seller lists are biased, including the New York Times's.
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But these categories are based on generalizations and mischaracterizations, nurtured by sheltered experiences and biased media.
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It positioned itself aggressively as an alternative to the mainstream media, which it portrayed as biased.
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Ted Cruz is now going hard after Zuckerberg, and implying that Facebook is biased against conservatives.
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"Many people think machines are not biased," Caliskan, who was at Princeton at the time, said.
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I may be biased, but I think if he's making that allegation, he's also legally blind.
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But the virality of highly partisan content is also having an impact in the political leaning of the stories users see: More than twice as many respondents said that Facebook is more biased than other news sources, compared to those who said it was less biased.
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Aside from the very obvious invasion of privacy, there is plenty of evidence indicating that criminal justice AI is still very much biased, and it's these biased systems that corrections officers and mentors might be blindly trusting to predict risky behavior that hasn't even happened yet.
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The biases in the paper aren't necessarily the same as those one can find in Google's Natural Language API (genders and people's names, for instance, are reliably neutral in the API), but the problem is more or less the same: biased data in, biased classifications out.
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"Biased policing, actual or perceived, undermines the core value of equal treatment under the law and also poses a threat to public safety because racial profiling and other types of biased policing undermine the public's confidence and trust in law enforcement," Inspector General Philip Eure wrote.
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Barr faced criticism from Democrats who claimed that the attorney general's use of the term to describe surveillance relating to the Trump campaign in 2016 indicated that he was biased toward the president, who has, in turn, claimed that the Justice Department is biased against him.
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