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A beer company is trying to understand how much recognition its logo has in the market. It plans to do that by monitoring images on various social media platforms using a pre-trained neural network…

The correct answer is D. Inherited bias: the model could have inherited unknown defects. According to the syllabus, pre-trained models often inherit biases and limitations from the data and processes used in their original training, which may not align with the new use case. Specifically, the syllabus states: "When using a pre-trained model, the training data and…

Ethics and Bias in AI Testing

Question

A beer company is trying to understand how much recognition its logo has in the market. It plans to do that by monitoring images on various social media platforms using a pre-trained neural network for logo detection. This particular model has been trained by looking for words, as well as matching colors on social media images. The company logo has a big word across the middle with a bold blue and magenta border. Which associated risk is most likely to occur when using this pre-trained model?

Options

  • AThere is no risk, as the model has already been trained
  • BInsufficient function; the model was not trained to check for colors or words
  • CImproper data preparation
  • DInherited bias: the model could have inherited unknown defects

How the community answered

(30 responses)
  • A
    10% (3)
  • B
    3% (1)
  • C
    3% (1)
  • D
    83% (25)

Explanation

According to the syllabus, pre-trained models often inherit biases and limitations from the data and processes used in their original training, which may not align with the new use case. Specifically, the syllabus states: "When using a pre-trained model, the training data and process cannot be fully controlled or known by the user of the model. As a result, the model can inherit biases or inaccuracies that were part of its original development and training process."

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#pre-trained models#inherited bias#transfer learning#risk analysis

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