麻省理工學院（MIT）研究生玖伊珀薇妮在使用臉部辨識軟體時發現了一個問題：這個軟體無法辨識她的臉，因為當寫程式的人把偏差的人工智慧邏輯植入這個軟體，導致它對於某些膚色與臉部結構沒有反應。現在她擔負重任，務必要導正這個機器學習的偏差。她稱這個誤差為「數碼凝視」。這場別開生面的演說主要是關於程式的可信度。因為演算邏輯正在鯨吞蠶食我們的生活。

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玖伊珀薇妮: 我如何對抗偏差的演算邏輯