Ethical Accountability and Transparency

When AI decisions are biased, it becomes difficult to assign accountability, especially if gender bias is hidden or unrecognized. Developing transparent AI systems with explainable decision-making processes ensures stakeholders can identify and address biases effectively.

When AI decisions are biased, it becomes difficult to assign accountability, especially if gender bias is hidden or unrecognized. Developing transparent AI systems with explainable decision-making processes ensures stakeholders can identify and address biases effectively.

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