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.@ruchowdh @hmason @timnitGebru @mraginsky were some people discussing it in back in 2019. Sadly @Twitter did nothing. #AI #bias contintues
Focusing on women's body rather than their face is pervasive. This is what I saw on @googlenews today. First is display on @googlenews and other is actual article. Caption also focuses on sexualizing female body. This is pervasive. #ai #biaspic.twitter.com/aHm9O5eDeM
.@JeffDean you had tweeted about #racist #AI cropping. This one is from @googlenews Can you please help fix #sexism with @googlenews
From Twitter's public statements, their algorithm is based on what people tend to focus on in a picture. If that algorithm chooses women's bodies over their faces, wouldn't it be more accurate to say the twitter userbase is biased, rather than the company or the algorithm?
If the algorithm is trained on the user base, and the user base is biased, then the algorithm is also biased. Replicating a bias is not less biased than the original.
Perhaps the algorithm cropped the image due to the context? The headline is talking about her outfit, so it cropped to focus on the clothing?
Looks like the algorithm works like a man. Let's call it Albert.
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