Like any good New Yorker, I come preloaded with a built in bias against Chicago deep dish.
"By definition, there is a built in bias in favour of marijuana prosecution because of the sheer bulk of Canadians using marijuana," he said, characterizing weed cases as the "low-hanging fruit" of drug prosecutions.
"By definition, there is a built in bias in favor of marijuana prosecution because of the sheer bulk of Canadians using marijuana," he said, characterizing weed cases as the "low-hanging fruit" of drug prosecutions.
Whatever the extent that MMR can compete with BER to directly access a T/G mismatch, a built in bias of MMR towards accessing the T-containing strand would minimize C to T transitions at CpG sites.
Harvard claims it needs multiple sources of information to make its admissions decisions; the SFFA claims that the addition of "personal information" builds in biases to purposefully discriminate against Asian-Americans.
Due to the built-in biases and assumptions in the model, AI and ML engines can build up blind spots that limit their usefulness and efficacy in certain situations, environments, and context.
The algorithms promise scientific objectivity, but they have their own built-in biases, which often cause even greater harm than old-fashioned human prejudice.
The way to overcome these built-in biases is to think about why you're choosing, or not choosing, a particular person for a role, Neale says.
Platforms have the built-in biases of their creators and moderators — meaning that if the assumptions coded into the news feed change, so does your news feed.
Where most plays on this subject focus on a single issue, Oglesby offers a comprehensive account of the built-in biases of our educational system and the bewildering choices facing parents, teachers and self-styled experts.
