Artificial Intelligence Bias

Technology is a vine creeping slowly, ready to engulf the whole of the Earth in years to come. It has been necessary to countless advances in the world, but many think that it could be a foreshadowing of something sinister. The belief in this underlying future has led to dichotomous interpretations of a technological domination. These often focus on robots with an artificial intelligence superior to human intelligence. They are able to defeat the human race, with their advanced, albeit artificial, thinking. It is not difficult to find someone or something ready to preach of the possibility of a robot apocalypse. While a total robot takeover is likely far off, robots are still altering the human world at a rapid rate.

Being bias can compromise the quality of decision making, they can cause misunderstanding, fights, and sometimes abuse social, emotional and spiritual. Begin bias it makes you treat people differently, and make you also see things differently. For example treating families who are not married and have children differently that families that are married and have children and are married. You can end up showing favourite by not involving children parents who are not married to participate in activities. This can sends a negative message to the parents, the children about their self-worth, and also about you. I plan on overcoming /managing these biases firstly, by Understanding and becoming aware of my own cultural values, beliefs, attitudes and

There are many approaches and algorithms involved in machine learning. Some such algorithms are decision tree learning, association rule learning, reinforcement learning and rule-based machine learning. All these algorithms sound similar to what the names suggest in which decision trees are made to make decisions and learn, association rule learning is from discovering relations between variables, reinforcement learning is when it learns what to do through reinforcement, and rule- based learning is where rules are stored about how to use knowledge. While these all can mirror to some extent variations of human learning and decision making, not every aspect that occurs in a human brain is in the algorithms that exist such as the higher-level processes that occur within decision making and learning so therefore it is difficult to mirror all human aspects of learning and behavior in AI. Due to these differences in learning, prejudice in AI is different than the usual mechanism seen in people. While AI is able to learn stereotypes, and pick up on language bias like humans do through types of

Many things today are already controlled by some sort of power source which can be hacked like pacemakers or a power grid, but as AI advances it could control things like your car or an airplane, which no matter what could potentially be hacked and would be used as weapons of mass destruction if they were to be. When AI advances it has no emotion, so if we make one to do something that can cause devastating damage to an area, it would have no second thoughts about doing it, and unless stopped by an outside force, it would continue with its mission, programmers could also start an AI on a beneficial task, but eventually find a way to make it destructive for its on personal goal. These AIs that humanity could create could become super intelligent and potentially dangerous thing for humanity because they could unalign themselves from our goals and make their own which could include destroying the human race because we would be inferior to it.

Understanding how our brain works can help us understand why all individuals have unconscious biases. Blair (2007) gave an example of the elephant and the blind man story where six blind people, who have never seen an elephant, had different description of an elephant (pillar, rope, thick branch of a tree, big hand fan, huge wall, solid pipe) based on what they touched. On the one hand, they were all right but, on the other, they were all wrong as they just had the chunks of the bigger picture. This gives us an insight of what humans are like and how they see the world based on the lens of their experience.

Many researchers have attempted to determine whether the media in the United States has an ideological bias; however, the topic is still up for debate and is likely to stay that way because the answer lies under a huge never-ending pile of data that takes a lot longer than a week to collect. Learning about the ideological bias that is or is not present in American media is important in understanding the impact that the news has on people and policy change. In the report evidence has been collected during a week-long content analysis of two prominent national news outlets that does little to support the idea that media has an ideological bias, rather it provides information that may prove the opposite, that the media’s ideological bias is exaggerated and possibly non-existent. The small data set demonstrates significance; however, further research is necessary.

It is Ethical to modify your name to prevent unconscious and conscious bias, if the

Artificial intelligence has become a big controversy between scientists within the past few years. Will artificial intelligence improve our communities in ways we humans can’t, or will they just cause danger to us? I believe that artificial intelligence will only bring harm to our communities. There are multiple reasons why artificial intelligence will bring danger to humanity, some of them being: you can’t trust them, they will lead to more unemployment, and they will cause more obesity.

It is expected that science should give objective and reasonable explanations for any phenomena. However, every treatise is the result of thorough work of a scholar and obviously contains someone’s personal opinion, in other words, bias. Bias in general is described as the influence of one’s beliefs and attitudes on his actions and decisions (Greenwald & Krieger, 2006; Staats, 2016). The question is for what purpose is it done and how does it influence people’s perceptions?

Science is often considered to be devoid of the human qualities that are attributed to other disciplines. Only objective views and claims are valid in scientific research, and as a result, many consider the field to be uninfluenced by the private judgments and beliefs of scientists. Despite its apparently neutral and impersonal character, however, science is ultimately advanced by people, not by isolated ideas. It is therefore subject to the vagaries of human nature, including personal predilections and interests that shape how people frame research questions, distribute resources, and interact with fellow scientists. In this way, bias can easily alter the course of scientific research, usually with negative effects.

artificial intelligence research and the philosophy of mind is its emphasis on the formal system of deduction and premises and propositional knowledge. Hubert and Stuart Dreyfus argue that this formal system of deduction is one of the problems with traditional epistemology, since much of our sense of judgment and the process which we go through to form beliefs is not a matter of starting with premises and by plugging them into a formula in order to deduct conclusions. But rather it is a gradual process that involves being embodied in different ways and developing skills that would make it

Everyone is aware of their particular preferences or being in favor, or against particular individuals, foods, color, etc this would be considered to be having a bias. Kahn (2015) defines bias, as a preference for or leaning towards something based on one’s values, beliefs, or experiences (Kahn, 2015). On the other hand, unconscious bias is out of our conscious awareness. Bellack (2015), defines unconscious bias as, “operating as hidden blind spots, ones that are difficult to see and of which we are unaware yet influence our beliefs about and behavior towards others (Bellack, 2015, p. S63). Therefore, whether everyone wants to accept it or not, everyone has biases and unconscious biases, the question is, how do individuals become aware of

The 21st Century is truly the age of wisdom, as well as the age of foolishness. The percentage of the people using the internet has expanded rapidly from 6.8% in 2000 to 46.1% in 20161. This has made access to information exponentially more widespread than ever before in human history and has brought light to many social and political issues. However, because the information available on the internet comes from people it can be biased, inaccurate, or even outright incorrect. All people have an inherent bias that influences how they think and what they believe; obviously, that affects the quality of the information they provide. In addition to people with subconscious biases, there are also individuals and organizations that actively spread

Artificial Intelligence is a topic within the public media that has existed for decades, but is now a concern due to the reality of human advancement and innovation in the field of science and technology. Many people believe that computers will become self-aware or sentient and view humanity as a disposable resource and gain supremacy. Reasoning that research on the technology should halt and not become more advance. Whereas others believe they will help catapult research and the economy forward, supporting the operations and innovations the technology offers. The complicated and divided solutions to the debate aren’t obvious, but there are more benefits to improving artificial intelligence than there is stopping it. Therefore, the negative effects people believe will occur can be resolved.

Computers are becoming more and more human. In some areas they are superhuman. Computers can calculate complex math problems in less than one millisecond, beat us at games such as chess, memorize entire books and movies in a single glance, compose entire pieces of music, and they can give people information on virtually any subject. Yet, we still don't have a machine that can do the things that computers have done in science fiction movies, such as translate everyday English into Italian, summarize texts, or make us breakfast without burning down the house. But will computers ever become as intelligent as human beings?