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AI Ethics, Bias and Safety

Fairness metrics, algorithmic bias, explainability, privacy, alignment, the EU AI Act and responsible AI frameworks.

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40 basic cards for College Artificial Intelligence. It opens with "What does demographic parity require in algorithmic fairness?" and "Define equalized odds as a fairness metric". Study it alongside the other College sets below.

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What does demographic parity require in algorithmic fairness?
Show answerModel predictions should be independent of protected attributes or demographic groups
Define equalized odds as a fairness metric.
Show answerEqual true positive and false positive rates across different demographic groups
What is individual fairness in AI?
Show answerSimilar individuals should receive similar treatment from an algorithm regardless of group membership
What does calibration mean in fairness contexts?
Show answerPredicted probabilities accurately reflect actual outcomes across all demographic groups
What is selection bias in machine learning?
Show answerBias introduced when training data is not representative due to non-random sampling or data collection
Define representation bias.
Show answerTraining data underrepresents certain demographic groups or populations
What is measurement bias?
Show answerSystematic error in how variables are measured, defined, or collected across groups
Explain feedback loops in algorithmic bias.
Show answerPast biased predictions influence future training data, perpetuating and amplifying the original bias
What is historical bias in AI?
Show answerBias reflecting historical inequalities or prejudices present in the world or training data
What is the fairness-accuracy tradeoff?
Show answerOptimizing for fairness often requires accepting lower overall model accuracy or performance
What is explainable AI (XAI)?
Show answerMaking AI and machine learning model decisions transparent and understandable to humans
What does LIME stand for?
Show answerLocal Interpretable Model-agnostic Explanations, explains predictions by approximating model behavior locally
What is SHAP?
Show answerSHapley Additive exPlanations, assigns importance values to features based on cooperative game theory
What is the difference between interpretability and explainability?
Show answerInterpretability is inherent transparency in model design; explainability is post-hoc explanation of decisions
What are black box models?
Show answerModels whose internal decision-making process is opaque, complex, or difficult for humans to understand

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