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Humans are trying to take bias out of facial recognition programs. It’s not working–yet.
Society & Culture
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Humans are trying to take bias out of facial recognition programs. It’s not working–yet.
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Eva Botkin-Kowacki - Contributor
February 22, 2021
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Northeastern president Joseph E. Aoun hosts IBM Research’s Dario Gil for chat about the future of artificial intelligence
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Ian Thomsen
October 29, 2020
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Self-driving cars could revolutionize transportation for people with disabilities. These researchers are trying to make it happen.
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Roberto Molar Candanosa
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Khalida Sarwari
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Kaitlyn Budion
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