Which type of bias imposes a system's values on others?
Which type of bias imposes a system's values on others?
Automation bias refers to the scenario where a system's design and functioning impose the values and expectations of the system's creators on its users. This bias can lead to situations where system outputs reflect the biases and values embedded in the programming or design, thereby influencing the decisions and behaviors of the users. This type of bias is particularly relevant in the context of artificial intelligence and automated systems where the system's inherent values can significantly impact users without their explicit realization.
B https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/responsible-creation-of-artificial-intelligence/recognize-bias-in-ai
https://trailhead.salesforce.com/content/learn/modules/responsible-creation-of-artificial-intelligence/recognize-bias-in-ai
I think social bias is more correct in terms of inferring the system's values to others. This is because social bias can lead us to judge people or groups based on society's values, which can lead us to think of the system's values to others.
As per trailhead answer should be B
Respect the societal values of all those impacted, not just those of the creators.
answer is def. B
B. Automation
Association bias is due to data (eg: if someone search for ties, then show all clothing recommendations that fits a suit and tie occasion); societal bias is due to prejudice (eg: people living in area A are all wealthy) so it has to be automation bias. Automation bias imposes a system’s values on others.
It is "B"
C. Societal