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Fairness in AI program is sponsored by National Science Foundation (NSF) in collaboration with Amazon. Strengthens and supports fairness in artificial intelligence and machine learning. Projects address unfairness and bias in AI/ML technologies, develop principles for human interaction with AI systems, explore theoretical frameworks for algorithms, and improve accessibility of speech recognition technology.
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