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Approaches to Human Bias in Artificial Intelligence

In this research paper, a student discusses the impact of human bias on artificial intelligence and how organizations such as Microsoft Research, the Algorithmic Justice League, and Facebook are handling the issue. The student argues that the majority of human biases make artificial intelligence less reliable, so they should be mostly omitted and included only when they are overwhelmingly positive.
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Angela's feedback:

"You provide a well-thought-out discussion of how various organizations are handling the issue of human bias in artificial intelligence, and your paragraph focused solely on defining what can count as a bias serves to further enhance the reader's understanding of the topic. While you express yourself well throughout most of the essay, a number of spacing and punctuation problems need to be addressed. For example, you should include a space between a word and an opening parenthesis, and in American English, standard practice is to include commas and periods before a closing quotation mark. There are also a number of random points throughout the essay where two spaces have accidentally been inserted in between words or sentences. Note as well that you have some typos. There are situations where you use "is" instead of "in" and "were" instead of "where.""

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