From a competitive ML point of view, this is actually great news (hear me out here!). What this means, to me, is that there's a large space of room where the al

From a competitive ML point of view, this is actually great news (hear me out here!). What this means, to me, is that there's a large space of room where the algorithms can improve, and likely all they need is better training data to do so. If we can get 99% accuracy on a subset of the data (white males) while there isn't any real difference in the difficulty between that subset and another then with better data the other subsets should perform equally well.