Glossary term
Glossary term
Governance and Compliance
Automatically making an association or assumption based on one's mind models and memories. Implicit bias can affect the following:
How data is collected and classified.
How machine learning systems are designed and developed.
For example, when building a classification model to identify wedding photos, an engineer may use the presence of a white dress in a photo as a feature. However, white dresses have been customary only during certain eras and in certain cultures.
See also confirmation bias.
For example, when building a classification model to identify wedding photos, an engineer may use the presence of a white dress in a photo as a feature. However, white dresses have been customary only during certain eras and in certain cultures.
See also confirmation bias.
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A hiring-tech vendor warns customers that implicit bias in past hiring data can be encoded in any model trained on it without mitigation.
A bank's credit team trains analysts to recognize implicit bias when interpreting model outputs they want to act on.
A research lab adds implicit bias to its annotator training curriculum to keep labelers consistent across sensitive cases.
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