Artificial Intelligence

AI has a bias problem. This is how we can solve it

A customer takes a picture as robotic arms collect pre-packaged dishes from cold storage, done according to the diners' orders, at Haidilao's new artificial intelligence hotpot restaurant in Beijing, China, November 14, 2018. Picture taken November 14, 2018. REUTERS/Jason Lee - RC1BD5453A90

We are increasingly reliant on AI - but is our fundamental approach to developing this technology misguided? Image: REUTERS/Jason Lee

James Golden
CEO, WorldQuant Predictive
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