Bias
Category: Data“BYE-uss”
When an AI's answers unfairly favor one group or view because the data it learned from leaned that way.
Lesson #5: Trust, Risk & Running AI Responsibly →A referee who only ever watched one team play — the calls tilt without them meaning to.
A photo tool that keeps suggesting the same kind of face because that's mostly what it saw.
A bidding AI that lowballs jobs in one neighborhood because old records did.
A hiring screener that ranks résumés lower for people who took a career break.
Biased output can quietly cost you customers, good hires, and legal standing.
Bias is unfairness the AI learned from lopsided data.
Ask an AI to describe a 'typical' person in your trade. Notice what it assumes — and what it leaves out.
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