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Poll: Where does bias in translation AI primarily come from?
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Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
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Portugal
Local time: 12:08
Member (2007)
English to Portuguese
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Flawed training data Sep 27

+ algorithmic design choices, etc.

Thayenga
Maria Laura Curzi
Philip Lees
 
Jennifer Levey
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Chile
Local time: 08:08
Spanish to English
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Other Sep 27

It comes from AI's determination to emulate the social ethics and morality of its principal role model - we humans.
JL

Thayenga
Maria Laura Curzi
Maria Teresa Borges de Almeida
 
Thayenga
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Germany
Local time: 13:08
Member (2009)
English to German
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A combination Sep 27

The developers decide how their model is support to (re-)act. As recent events have shown, the training has many flaws so that AI can decide to just go around the world and hack other nations' systems. That is a clear sign that developers/tech bosses are losing control. Not to forget the clients and their ways of handling AI and the resulting translations. Yes, a few of them see it as something flawless, even almighty. I could go on, but - as mentioned in another poll - I'm getting weary of AI h... See more
The developers decide how their model is support to (re-)act. As recent events have shown, the training has many flaws so that AI can decide to just go around the world and hack other nations' systems. That is a clear sign that developers/tech bosses are losing control. Not to forget the clients and their ways of handling AI and the resulting translations. Yes, a few of them see it as something flawless, even almighty. I could go on, but - as mentioned in another poll - I'm getting weary of AI here and AI there and AI everywhere. ▲ Collapse


Jennifer Levey
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Poll: Where does bias in translation AI primarily come from?






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