11. There is a lot of other great stuff in the paper as well.
There's a sophisticated discussion of more subtle issues around confounds, colliders, etc.; well-articulated critique of some commonly used algorithmic fairness criteria such as independence and separation; and detailed case studies.
I learned a ton from this paper. Tonight I read it for the third time, and urge anyone interested in fairness, bias, disparity, causal inference, and related issues to take the time to read it as well.
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1st world problem... nasz ulubiony argument, ździebko protekcjonalny, zwłaszcza podnoszony na hipsterskim medium, na którym właśnie dyskutujemy, ale niech będzie, odpowiemy na poważnie.
Problemy, które wynikają z profilowania - dezinformacja, manipulacja, bańki informacyjne - dotyczą wszystkich, wpływają negatywnie na wszystkich ludzi. Nie wszyscy jednak mają możliwość, żeby coś aktywnie z tym zrobić. Nie mają zasobów, wiedzy, czasu, i jest tyle innych problemów...
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It’s super late.. time to get some sleep
Goooodnight my dear friends

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