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    The document discusses how neural networks can be trained using data to successfully complete tasks, but that the data may contain human bias. It provides four ways to help eliminate bias: 1) using diverse, representative training data, 2) using fair, transparent algorithms less prone to bias, 3) auditing models using fairness metrics to measure performance across groups, and 4) using explainable AI to understand decisions and detect sensitive features. It notes there is no single solution and a combination of strategies is needed to ensure fairness and mitigate bias.

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    The document discusses how neural networks can be trained using data to successfully complete tasks, but that the data may contain human bias. It provides four ways to help eliminate bias: 1) using diverse, representative training data, 2) using fair, transparent algorithms less prone to bias, 3) auditing models using fairness metrics to measure performance across groups, and 4) using explainable AI to understand decisions and detect sensitive features. It notes there is no single solution and a combination of strategies is needed to ensure fairness and mitigate bias.

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    The document discusses how neural networks can be trained using data to successfully complete tasks, but that the data may contain human bias. It provides four ways to help eliminate bias: 1) using diverse, representative training data, 2) using fair, transparent algorithms less prone to bias, 3) auditing models using fairness metrics to measure performance across groups, and 4) using explainable AI to understand decisions and detect sensitive features. It notes there is no single solution and a combination of strategies is needed to ensure fairness and mitigate bias.

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    Neural Network

    We learned that we can use our data to train the model and make a network
    of neurons to successfully carry our task.

    The data that is fed to system can have human bias as mentioned in
    Vaibhav's article. There are few things that I can think of that can eliminate it
    are:-

    1. Collecting and using diverse and representative training data that is


    representative of the population that the model will be applied to and this will
    not work in case we have a smaller set available.

    2. To use fair and transparent algorithms that are less prone to bias.

    3. Auditing and monitoring the model using fairness metrics to measure the
    model's performance on different demographic groups, and making
    adjustments as necessary.

    4. Explainable AI methods can help in understanding how the model is making


    its decision, and it is possible to detect if the model is making decisions based
    on sensitive features.

    Although I understood that it is important to note that there is no one-size-


    fits-all solution to bias in machine learning models, and that a combination of
    different strategies may be needed to ensure fairness and mitigate bias in the
    final model.

    What are your thoughts on how can we remove such bias?

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