US EditionExploring the Nuts, Bolts and Biases of AI
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That artificial intelligence is subject to bias is an assertion that no one is surprised by. These algorithms learn from the real world, but they also inherit their errors, prejudices and inequalities. What does start to worry is that these distortions can have consequences beyond incorrect responses or failed filters. In the field of cybersecurity, biases in AI models can become a dangerous crack that facilitates attacks, detection errors or ev…
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