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"They are also less likely to distinguish gender by Chinese and to a lesser extent Indian names, so we could probably discount gender bias at that point." The
by pcurve 13y ago
"They are also less likely to distinguish gender by Chinese and to a lesser extent Indian names, so we could probably discount gender bias at that point."
The study made sure that Indian and Chinese names used had 95-100% successful gender ID rate. See Page 55-60.
- seanmcdirmid 13y agoHow the heck did they do that without assigning english first names?