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Analyzing and Reducing Bias in Machine Learning

Machine learning, a branch of artificial intelligence, has revolutionized various sectors by allowing systems to acquire knowledge from data and autonomously make judgments or forecasts with minimal human involvement. Although ML has great potential it’s not without its difficulties. One of the major concerns that has already manifested (and to a significant extent), is the potential to result in unjust or erroneous conclusions i.e., ML bias. Gaining a comprehensive understanding of the various forms of bias in ML, their origins, the possible adverse effects they can have on users and how to remedy such biases, is essential for the development of AI systems that are fair and dependable. This article explores the several forms of bias in ML, their sources, methods to prevent them, and the potential consequences for users in the future.
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