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Term |
Definition |
Example |
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Bias |
A tendency to favor one group, opinion, or outcome unfairly. |
A hiring app preferring one gender because of biased past data. |
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AI Bias |
When an AI system gives unfair results because it learned from biased or incomplete data. |
A face recognition system that fails to recognize darker skin tones. |
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Ethics |
Principles that guide what is right or wrong in technology use. |
Ensuring AI decisions are fair, safe, and respect privacy. |
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Fairness |
Treating all people equally without discrimination. |
Designing AI that works equally well for all age groups. |
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Transparency |
Making AI decisions understandable and explainable. |
Showing users why a recommendation or decision was made. |
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Diversity in Data |
Using data from many groups to avoid bias. |
Including images of different faces, genders, and regions when training an AI model. |
Lesson 1: Where is AI in My Life?
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Lesson 2: Can AI Think Like Me?
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Lesson 3: How Does AI Learn?
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Lesson 4: Fair or Not? (AI Bias and Ethics)
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Lesson 5: Build an AI Idea
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