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Artificial Intelligence Data Fairness and Bias

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Artificial Intelligence Data Fairness and Bias

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This course is part of the Ethics in the Age of AI Specialization
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There are 3 modules in this course

In this course, we will explore fundamental issues of fairness and bias in machine learning. As predictive models begin making important decisions, from college admission to loan decisions, it becomes paramount to keep models from making unfair predictions. From human bias to dataset awareness, we will explore many aspects of building more ethical models.

Welcome to the course! In week one, we will be discussing what fairness means in the context of machine learning and what true parity means in different scenarios

What's included

5 videos2 readings3 assignments

5 videosβ€’Total 16 minutes
  • Course Introduction Videoβ€’3 minutes
  • Model parity: a balancing actβ€’3 minutes
  • Protecting groups, protecting individualsβ€’4 minutes
  • Imperfect modelingβ€’5 minutes
  • Weekly Reviewβ€’1 minute
2 readingsβ€’Total 23 minutes
  • The Equality Conundrumβ€’8 minutes
  • COMPAS articleβ€’15 minutes
3 assignmentsβ€’Total 50 minutes
  • Weekly Quizβ€’30 minutes
  • Knowledge Checkβ€’10 minutes
  • Knowledge Checkβ€’10 minutes

This week we will take action against unfairness. Now that we have an understanding of fairness issues, how do we build models that do not violate them?

What's included

5 videos2 readings3 assignments

5 videosβ€’Total 16 minutes
  • Algorithms inside of algorithms: Getting to fairβ€’4 minutes
  • Testing in theory: fair loan decisionsβ€’3 minutes
  • Deploying fairness: combating bias in practiceβ€’3 minutes
  • Adversarial Models: Word2Vecβ€’4 minutes
  • Weekly Review: Building Fair Modelsβ€’1 minute
2 readingsβ€’Total 23 minutes
  • Unfairness visualized β€’8 minutes
  • Research Paper: Debiasing Word Embeddingsβ€’15 minutes
3 assignmentsβ€’Total 70 minutes
  • Exam: Building Fair Modelsβ€’30 minutes
  • Knowledge Checkβ€’30 minutes
  • Deploying Fairnessβ€’10 minutes

This week, we will tackle the human biases that enter the data collection and attribute selection processes. The goal? Removing bias before the model is built

What's included

5 videos2 readings3 assignments

5 videosβ€’Total 23 minutes
  • Getting out of your head: bias awarenessβ€’6 minutes
  • Building an exploratory training setβ€’6 minutes
  • Imperfect modeling: finding a balanceβ€’5 minutes
  • Human Factors: Game Theoryβ€’5 minutes
  • Weekly Reviewβ€’1 minute
2 readingsβ€’Total 23 minutes
  • Understanding Cognitive Biases: How Mental Shortcuts Shape Our Thinkingβ€’15 minutes
  • Game Theory and Predictive Models in Dating Apps: Insights from "Monster Match"β€’8 minutes
3 assignmentsβ€’Total 42 minutes
  • Weekly Quizβ€’30 minutes
  • Human Biasβ€’6 minutes
  • Models under the influenceβ€’6 minutes

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Reviewed on Apr 19, 2022

Really great discussion of algorithms and how their designs make them susceptible to bias.

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Reviewed on Apr 30, 2026

Thanks for lectures , and help me have a choice for choose this major

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Reviewed on Mar 30, 2021

A relatively short and interesting course on data fairness and bias impacting AI models.

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