We need to move towards artificial intelligence that does not reproduce gender biases
Experts in artificial intelligence and representatives of renowned companies met yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Índigo Gran Vía in Madrid to discuss "Gender and the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence."
- Experts in artificial intelligence and representatives of renowned companies met yesterday afternoon at the Hotel Índigo Gran Vía in Madrid to discuss "Gender and the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence."
- Therefore, these algorithms that feed artificial intelligence are influenced by the gender biases that are present in the culture from which they learn in their training process.
- The need for governments to commit to the regulation of artificial intelligence in order to achieve a fair and auditable technology was also discussed.
- In short, gender biases persist in society, a phenomenon that is exacerbated by the use of new technological tools and processes such as artificial intelligence.