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Despite countless attempts to resolve this issue; the only “fix” they could come up with... Was to disable this algorithm from identifying primates at all. Not really a fix. But apparently some people were getting rather upset at the algorithms short comings.
Google ‘fixed’ its racist algorithm by removing gorillas from its image-labeling tech
But it wasn’t just Googles AI that demonstrated this anomaly...
Google's solution to accidental algorithmic racism: ban gorillas
“ Flickr released a similar feature, auto-tagging – which had an almost identical set of problems.”
And there are many more. Given this glaring shortcoming in AI recognition technology; is the facial recognition software currently used by many agencies really trustworthy?
Google ‘fixed’ its racist algorithm by removing gorillas from its image-labeling tech
But it wasn’t just Googles AI that demonstrated this anomaly...
Google's solution to accidental algorithmic racism: ban gorillas
“ Flickr released a similar feature, auto-tagging – which had an almost identical set of problems.”
And there are many more. Given this glaring shortcoming in AI recognition technology; is the facial recognition software currently used by many agencies really trustworthy?