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She had been doing that job for awhile. IMO the reason this particular paper got the treatment it did is subtle but simple, based on the following observations:
by danielheath 6y ago
She had been doing that job for awhile. IMO the reason this particular paper got the treatment it did is subtle but simple, based on the following observations:
* Many jurisdictions impose strict controls on the use of racially biased methods (eg: redline laws like the fair housing act in the US).
* Different advertising companies have access to different targeting methods (eg facebook has your social graph, apple have your app use, google have your search history).
* Language models are a key technology for google to maintain advertising relevance & thus keep adwords competitive
"Models trained on modern language reflect societal biases" may seem like an obvious fact, but once google says it publicly they no longer have a basis to deny it in court.
- johnzabroski 6y agoWhat do you do for a living?