Fairness in Machine Learning with Hanna Wallach – TWiML Talk #232
Today weโre joined by Hanna Wallach, a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research.
Hanna and I really dig into how bias and a lack of interpretability and transparency show up across machine learning. We discuss the role that human biases, even those that are inadvertent, play in tainting data, and whether deployment of โfairโ ML models can actually be achieved in practice, and much more. Along the way, Hanna points us to a TON of papers and resources to further explore the topic of fairness in ML. Youโll definitely want to check out the notes page for this episode, which youโll find at twimlai.com/talk/232.
Weโd like to thank Microsoft for their support and their sponsorship of this series.โฏMicrosoft is committed to ensuring the responsible development and use of AI and is empowering people around the world with intelligent technology to help solve previously intractable societal challenges spanning sustainability, accessibility and humanitarian action. Learn more at Microsoft.ai.
Today weโre joined by Hanna Wallach, a Principal Researcher at Microsoft Research.
Hanna and I really dig into how bias and a lack of interpretability and transparency show up across machine learning. We discuss the role that human biases, even those that are inadvertent, play in tainting data, and whether deployment of โfairโ ML models can actually be achieved in practice, and much more. Along the way, Hanna points us to a TON of papers and resources to further explore the topic of fairness in ML. Youโll definitely want to check out the notes page for this episode, which youโll find at twimlai.com/talk/232.
Weโd like to thank Microsoft for their support and their sponsorship of this series.โฏMicrosoft is committed to ensuring the responsible development and use of AI and is empowering people around the world with intelligent technology to help solve previously intractable societal challenges spanning sustainability, accessibility and humanitarian action. Learn more at Microsoft.ai.