In a world where AI’s reach continues to expand, the challenge of managing algorithm bias has become increasingly apparent. The recent missteps by Google’s Gemini chatbot highlight the complexities and unintended consequences of attempting to correct bias in AI systems. This post delves into the intricate nature of bias, exploring why ‘correcting’ it is far […]
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