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AI Series: Equality in the AI Era
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- Professor Yu Jiyeon's book 'AI Series: Equality in the AI Era' critically examines how AI learns and reproduces existing inequalities.
- Written by Yu Jiyeon, a professor in the Human Intelligence Information Engineering major at Sangmyung University, the book points out that algorithms can exclude vulnerable people in welfare, employment and education.
- The book proposes institutionally securing the transparency and accountability of algorithms, and reflecting the perspectives of diverse groups in technology design and policy.
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