Sentences with phrase «human bias»

But does that knowledge of human biases toward the «near and now» get taken seriously in the realms where policies are shaped and the money to carry them out is authorized?

Instead, human bias seems to have led a small number of counties to become far more likely than others to follow through on a death sentence.

It reflects human biases and influences that drive decisions that are not always aligned to societal ends.

Smart Beta ETFs are a great way to gain relatively low - cost exposure to a more sophisticated and nuanced investment style that is time tested and free from human bias.

As we watch AI help determine the sentences of criminals, who is doing the programming — and are human biases necessarily built it?

It thus tends to pick up whatever human bias and discrimination exists.

Everything is fake news in as much that everything is the presentation of the truth through the lens of human bias.

This is mainly because I so often see a natural human bias toward the here and now — the low fruit — that tends to downplay the need to work now to build the intellectual and technical capacity for bigger changes later.

«While machines can be powerful to make real - time decisions and remove human bias, the element of strategy needs to be inputted into whatever system you're using.»

«Organizations should also consider a more data - analytic approach to hiring that would include various measures of performance that are less prone to human bias in their interpretation.»

In our video chat, he and the other authors acknowledged the challenge in gaining traction, even with such findings, given the deep - rooted human bias toward immediate gratification and the development and energy gaps that mean today's poorer nations have few affordable choices other than fossil fuels.

More from the Financial Times: Business school: Toys are us; leading in a crisis; career change Robo - recruiters are quick to replicate human bias Champions of change in the workplace

Because the machine independently discovers the same fundamental principles of the game that took humans millennia to conceptualize, the work suggests that such principles have some universal character, beyond human bias.

Financial markets are a prime example of the way human biases can manifest at either end of a spectrum of emotions: this is the core of behavioral finance, where the study of economics and psychology intersect.

They do this by elevating these biases to not being merely human biases but God's biases and then claiming that anything that God thinks is good by definition so the biases must be good and correct.

Where does it talk about pathological human bias?

«Instead, they have taught a computer to reproduce those same human biases.»

The idea is that Knowhere's technology can eliminate some of the in - built human bias, and also pull from a wide variety of sources and write stories with enormous speed.

Exploring this domesticated mind with robots like AIBO allows us to bypass some of our innate human biases.

But knowing our all - too human biases, I reckon growth investing may ultimately be more palatable & rewarding for most investors — perhaps / simply because value investing can be far too demanding.

One dysfunctional human bias is overconfidence which is a huge problem for people when they invest.

When we interject human bias into things that's when stuff starts to go off the rails, right?

Judges have a great deal of discretion in what they do, and human biases creep into their decision - making as they see more and more cases of a particular type.

The message that comes through Kiser's research is that all of these mistakes are fixable by becoming aware of a wide range of inherent human biases and taking appropriate corrective actions.

A «3 Geeks and a Law Blog» post earlier this week discussed the matter of algorithmic accountability in legal research tools and how human biases skew the machines.

Yet, the entire paper goes on to point out that the researchers designed an algorithm that imitates human bias.

This is nothing more than an AI that points out what human bias looks like extrapolated.

From U.S. News & World Report: As R Street Institute analyst Caleb Watney has written, these mistakes are tragedies whether they involve human bias or «algorithmic bias.»

While Facebook's internal investigation supposedly found no evidence of this, it made stiff changes to how Trends were surfaced, and moved to a mostly algorithm - driven system to reduce the potential human bias.

That natural human bias means you don «t always hire the best candidate for the role.

One challenge of that would be preventing human bias, but perhaps some sort of triangulated crowd - sourcing program that requires three impartial assessments would work, and it could certainly prevent any agent from trying to value their own client's property.

Additionally, they work to defined standards which eliminate human bias, meaning manufacturers produce perfect packaging and products every time.

Given the deep - rooted human bias to the near and now and other aspects of our «inconvenient mind,» I'm not nearly so sure (although this doesn't stop me from working on this challenge, of course).

Everyone with a human brain is burdened by human biases.

«Today, we rely on self - assessment, which gets us so far but ultimately has limitations because of natural human bias or second - guessing what a survey question might say about them.

Proof of peer - reviewer bias toward positive results / / j.mp / JournalBias Akin to media / human bias toward drama?

However, overall legal costs would be reduced, the consistency of decisions would improve and we would end up with fairer and more equitable judgments with lower degrees of human bias and errors.

not for you to make a judgement based on your own faulty, human biases.

Our stochastic translation machines have no human biases.