AI Bias Is Woven by Human Choices, Not Just Code
TL;DR
AI bias arises not only from algorithms but from the human decisions shaping data, design, and deployment. Studies show AI systems like GPT-4 and Copilot favored male, younger, and lighter-skinned candidates, reflecting how language, imagery, and institutional data influence outputs. To prevent harm, we need an inclusive AI ecosystem with diverse data, cross-disciplinary understanding, participation from affected groups, and stronger governance that centers human rights—beyond purely technical fixes.
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