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AI bias tests gloss over a crucial aspect of skin color, Sony research claims
Oct. 4, 2023, 11:29 a.m. | Jon Porter
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While the AI industry has focused on making its algorithms less biased based on the lightness or darkness of people’s skin tones, new research from Sony is calling for red and yellow skin hues to also be taken into account. In a paper published last month, authors William Thong and Alice Xiang from Sony AI, as well as Przemyslaw Joniak from the University of Tokyo, put forward a more “multidimensional” measurement of …
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