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Term |
Definition |
Example |
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Bias (in general) |
Favoring one person or group unfairly over another. |
Choosing a friend’s idea even if another is better. |
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AI Bias |
When an AI system gives unfair or inaccurate results because the data it learned from was unbalanced or incomplete. |
A face recognition system that works better for one gender or skin tone than others. |
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Diversity |
Including a wide range of people, examples, or ideas in data or design. |
Using images of people from different ages, backgrounds, and regions. |
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Fairness in AI |
Ensuring AI treats everyone equally and gives accurate results for all groups. |
A language app that works for all accents. |
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Data Quality |
The accuracy, completeness, and balance of the information used to train AI. |
Having equal examples of boys and girls in a dataset. |
Lesson 1: What is AI and Why Should I Care?
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Lesson 2: Can Machines Think Like Me?
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Lesson 3: Train the Machine!
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Lesson 4: Bias in AI – Is That Fair?
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Lesson 5: Talking to Machines – Natural Language Processing (NLP)
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