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Fears that India's scaling up of AI will reproduce casteist bias, discrimination against minorities - Vimarsana News

Fears that India's scaling up of AI will reproduce casteist bias, discrimination against minorities

Even if technology can be considered ‘neutral’, the databases used to train such models are biased along the country’s many faultlines.

Source: scroll.in
ai: Racist, sexist, casteist: Is AI bad news for India? - Vimarsana News

ai: Racist, sexist, casteist: Is AI bad news for India?

With a population of 1.4 billion powering the world's fifth-biggest economy, India is undergoing breakneck technological change, rolling out AI-based systems - in spheres from health to education, agriculture to criminal justice - but with scant debate on their ethical implications, experts say.

Karnataka's free bus travel for women sparks online debate, sexist comments - Vimarsana News

Karnataka's free bus travel for women sparks online debate, sexist comments

This is even as nearly 1 crore women in the state travelled for free in state government buses.

op-ed - Fatal prediction: Formative predictive policing solutions in India are riddled with biases - Vimarsana News

op-ed - Fatal prediction: Formative predictive policing solutions in India are riddled with biases

Formative predictive policing solutions in India are built on historical crime data from FIR records in the Crime and Criminal Tracking Network & Systems

Book Review: Why Collection of Information From Law-Abiding Citizens Is Still Problematic - Vimarsana News

Book Review: Why Collection of Information From Law-Abiding Citizens Is Still Problematic

Shivangi Narayan's 'Surveillance as Governance' says that the paradigm of governmental surveillance is more Kafkaesque than Orwellian.

Source: thewire.in