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MORE OPTIONSDISAGREEAGREE * Markets * Leaders * Careers * Lifestyle * Africa Collective * Markets * Leaders * Careers * Lifestyle * Africa Collective * facebook * twitter * instagram * linkedIn O World globe An icon of the world globe, indicating different international options." Business Insider Edition * United States * International * Deutschland & Österreich * España * India * Japan * México * Nederland * Polska * South Africa BI Africa > Strategy WHY ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE MODELS ARE OFTEN BIASED, ACCORDING TO THE GOOGLE EXEC WHO HEADS ALPHABET'S INTERNAL TECH INCUBATOR JIGSAW Dominic-Madori Davis August 3, 2020 12:47 PM Yasmin Green is the director of research and development for Jigsaw (Google). Tory Burch Foundation * In early March, The Tory Burch Foundation hosted its Embrace Action 2020 Summit, which saw leaders and entrepreneurs from around the world gather to talk about gender parity and inclusion in the workforce. * At the Summit,Bank of America COO Thomas Montag spoke with former AOL CEO Steve Case , Goldman Sachs Partner Dina Powell , and Tory Burch about how their companies aimed to create a more inclusive industry. * Diane von Furstenberg also spoke at the conference, as did Gloria Steinem, former co-CEO of Ariel Investments Mellody Hobson , and activist-model Halima Aden . * Yasmin Green , director of research and development for Jigsaw, an internal tech incubator within Google parent company Alphabet, spoke about the role human bias plays when programming artificial intelligence. * Visit Business Insider's homepage for more stories. ADVERTISEMENT RECOMMENDED ARTICLES * strategy I worked from Vegas without telling my boss. 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We do that by shining a light on unconscious gender bias, which was the focus of our Summit." Yasmin Green, director of research and development at Jigsaw, a unit of Google parent company Alphabet, spoke about one particularly complex hurdle in modern society: the difficulty of programming artificial intelligence without bias. The problem with training AI on humans, Green said, is that humans are biased , and when the data that feeds AI is biased, then the AI becomes biased itself. "ARE WE CONTENT WITH ALGORITHMS THAT REFLECT BACK TO US THE WAY THE WORLD WORKS?" Green detailed an experiment that demonstrated this unconscious bias in AI. She and her team created the same fake professional profile for a woman and a man and browsed online job sites as each of these imaginary people. In the end, they found that men were five times as likely to see ads for higher-paying jobs than women. 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