Artificial Intelligence

Why AI bias may be easier to fix than humanity’s

Mistakes on AI bias are most often made when those evaluating algorithms focus on data going into decision-making rather than whether the outcomes are fair.

Mistakes on AI bias are most often made when those evaluating algorithms focus on data going into decision-making rather than whether the outcomes are fair. Image: Getty Images/iStockphoto

Sian Townson
Partner, Oliver Wyman
Michael Zeltkevic
Managing Partner and Global Head of Capabilities, Oliver Wyman
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