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AI and Bias Quiz

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Test your knowledge on AI biases and image cropping debates on Twitter!

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Test your knowledge on AI biases and image cropping debates on Twitter!

by KEVIN JULIAN DOMINGUEZ AYALA
1

What was the main bias discovered in Twitter’s automatic image-cropping algorithm?

2

Who led the analysis that uncovered the bias in Twitter’s automatic image‑cropping algorithm?

3

What method did the researcher use to demonstrate the algorithm’s bias?

4

How did Twitter respond after confirming the bias in its image‑cropping algorithm?

5

According to the “Gender Shades” study, what was the error rate when identifying dark‑skinned women?

6

What was the official name of Twitter’s challenge to detect bias in its algorithm?

7

What key ethical lesson does the Twitter cropping case illustrate for AI development?

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