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Can Robots Learn Stereotypes? Machine Powered by Internet-Based AI Performs Tasks with a Touch of Racism and Gender Bias

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Experts demonstrated the first-ever experiment on how artificial intelligence could be racist and sexist through the power of information from the internet. Read more about the study.

Women Work Better in Warmer Offices

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Studies show that women have to wear jumpers and jackets just to get by working in an overly cold air conditioned office space.

sexism

Can Robots Learn Stereotypes? Machine Powered by Internet-Based AI Performs Tasks with a Touch of Racism and Gender Bias

Women Work Better in Warmer Offices

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