Bias

New mitigation framework reduces bias in classification outcomes - EurekAlert

Can the bias in algorithms help us see our own?

Can the bias in algorithms help us see our own? - EurekAlert

Jurors recommend death penalty based on looks, but new training can correct the bias

News at a glance: New cancer institute head, NIH’s applied research tilt, and bias-free clinical algorithms

Study reveals bias in AI tools when diagnosing women's health issue

Humans Absorb Bias from AI--And Keep It after They Stop Using the Algorithm

Scientists Discover Way To Reduce Bias in Children

The wisdom of crowds versus the madness of mobs: An evolutionary model of bias, polarization, and other challenges to collective intelligence

Bias in Science and Medicine regarding genital mutilation; for female procedures, ‘genital mutilation’ was used most frequently (61.7% of articles), whereas for males, ‘circumcision’ was used almost exclusively (99.4%).

Tools to spot AI essays show bias against non-native English speakers

Unnecessarily Complicated: Hidden Bias in the English Language Influences Everyone – Even AI Chatbots

How to End Bias and Taboos in Women’s Health Care

Research highlights gender bias persistence over centuries

Serial Dependence Bias: Guessing Coins’ Value Quickly Demonstrates Cognitive Bias Mechanism

Serial dependance bias: Does it affect higher- or lower-order processing of perception?

Bar Graphs Induce a Hidden Bias in Interpretation, Experiment Shows

To reduce ‘reputational bias,’ NIH may revamp how grant proposals are scored

Is 'fear' driving bias in environmental scholarship?

Why do we procrastinate? A recent study suggests a cognitive bias may be a cause: we believe doing tasks in the future will somehow be easier than doing them now. Setting reminders and envisioning your future self may help.