My personal claim is it's up to the people creating and training the system to be aware of biases and to account for that in how they create and train the syste

My personal claim is it's up to the people creating and training the system to be aware of biases and to account for that in how they create and train the system. The problem, of course, is how woefully underprepared the average tech person is for realizing the existence of even extremely obvious biases, let alone more subtle and pernicious ones, and a tech culture in which people are lauded for being knee-jerk contrarians on topics like "does our society have a history of systemic racism".