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Ask AI: When your AI answers our questions, are the answers bias trying to tell us what we want to hear?

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Question: When your AI answers our questions, are the answers bias trying to tell us what we want to hear?

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No, the answers given by AI are based on the data that it has been trained on, so it will reflect any bias present in the training data. However, AI is constantly learning and can learn from feedback, so it is possible to adjust, adjust the algorithms to reduce bias and refine the answers it provides.

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Published: Monday, December 12, 2022

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