Date: November 29Time: 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST Cost:$35.00 The use of technology is expanding exponentially. The World Economic Forum reports as shared in the article “TECHNOLOGICAL TRANSFORMATION: How has technology changed – and changed us – in the past 20 years?” that “In 2004, fewer than 1 million people were on Myspace; Facebook had...
December 13 @ 12:00 pm - 1:00 pm EST Price: $35.00 As reported in the Forbes article “The Role Of Bias In Artificial Intelligence”, facial recognition systems are under scrutiny. The class imbalance is a leading issue in facial recognition software. A dataset called “Faces in the Wild,” considered the benchmark for testing facial recognition software, had data...
The increasing use of automated decision-making systems and Artificial Intelligence has profound legal, ethical, and societal implications. Algorithms are used to treat and diagnose disease, hire workers, allocate financial aid, assess college applicants, and predict crime. James McKim will join UNH Law panelists in discussing how bias can influence these algorithms, efforts to root out...
