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Measuring Fairness in Machine Learning Models

Dataiku

The next step in our fairness journey is to dig into how to detect biased machine learning models. In our previous article , we gave an in-depth review on how to explain biases in data.

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Managing risk in machine learning

O'Reilly on Data

Considerations for a world where ML models are becoming mission critical. As the data community begins to deploy more machine learning (ML) models, I wanted to review some important considerations. Interest on the part of companies means the demand side for “machine learning talent” is healthy.

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Why you should care about debugging machine learning models

O'Reilly on Data

For all the excitement about machine learning (ML), there are serious impediments to its widespread adoption. Not least is the broadening realization that ML models can fail. And that’s why model debugging, the art and science of understanding and fixing problems in ML models, is so critical to the future of ML.

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Tackling Bias in AI Translation: A Data Perspective

Smart Data Collective

AI translation systems, particularly machine translation (MT), are not immune to this, and we should always confront and overcome this challenge. Understanding Bias in AI Translation Bias in AI translation refers to the distortion or favoritism present in the output results of machine translation systems.

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You Can’t Regulate What You Don’t Understand

O'Reilly on Data

The world changed on November 30, 2022 as surely as it did on August 12, 1908 when the first Model T left the Ford assembly line. All of these efforts reflect the general consensus that regulations should address issues like data privacy and ownership, bias and fairness, transparency, accountability, and standards.

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Bias in AI

DataRobot

In a recent blog, we talked about how, at DataRobot , we organize trust in an AI system into three main categories: trust in the performance in your AI/machine learning model , trust in the operations of your AI system, and trust in the ethics of your modelling workflow, both to design the AI system and to integrate it with your business process.

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How the Masters uses watsonx to manage its AI lifecycle

IBM Big Data Hub

Preparing and annotating data IBM watsonx.data helps organizations put their data to work, curating and preparing data for use in AI models and applications. ” Watsonx.data uses machine learning (ML) applications to simulate data that represents ball positioning projections.