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Western Bias in AI: Why Global Perspectives Are Missing

Unite.AI

Consequently, the foundational design of AI systems often fails to include the diversity of global cultures and languages, leaving vast regions underrepresented. Bias in AI typically can be categorized into algorithmic bias and data-driven bias. Explainable AI tools make spotting and correcting biases in real time easier.

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AI News Weekly - Issue #354: The top 100 people in A.I. - Oct 12th 2023

AI Weekly

techspot.com Applied use cases Study employs deep learning to explain extreme events Identifying the underlying cause of extreme events such as floods, heavy downpours or tornados is immensely difficult and can take a concerted effort by scientists over several decades to arrive at feasible physical explanations. "I'll get more," he added.

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Quanda: A New Python Toolkit for Standardized Evaluation and Benchmarking of Training Data Attribution (TDA) in Explainable AI

Marktechpost

XAI, or Explainable AI, brings about a paradigm shift in neural networks that emphasizes the need to explain the decision-making processes of neural networks, which are well-known black boxes. Additionally, a metric can be categorized into three types: ground_truth, downstream_evaluation, or heuristic.

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GenAI: How to Synthesize Data 1000x Faster with Better Results and Lower Costs

ODSC - Open Data Science

It easily handles a mix of categorical, ordinal, and continuous features. Yet, I haven’t seen a practical implementation tested on real data in dimensions higher than 3, combining both numerical and categorical features. All categorical features are jointly encoded using an efficient scheme (“smart encoding”).

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The most important AI trends in 2024

IBM Journey to AI blog

Prior to the current hype cycle, generative machine learning tools like the “Smart Compose” feature rolled out by Google in 2018 weren’t heralded as a paradigm shift, despite being harbingers of today’s text generating services.

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