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Strategies to improve fairness in artificial intelligence: A systematic literature review
António Trigo (Trigo, A.); Nubia Stein (Stein, N.); Fernando Paulo dos Santos Rodrigues Belfo (Belfo, F. P.);
Journal Title
Education for Information
Year (definitive publication)
2024
Language
English
Country
Netherlands
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Abstract
Decisions based on artificial intelligence can reproduce biases or prejudices present in biased historical data and poorly formulated systems, presenting serious social consequences for underrepresented groups of individuals. This paper presents a systematic literature review of technical, feasible, and practicable solutions to improve fairness in artificial intelligence classified according to different perspectives: fairness metrics, moment of intervention (pre-processing, processing, or post-processing), research area, datasets, and algorithms used in the research. The main contribution of this paper is to establish common ground regarding the techniques to be used to improve fairness in artificial intelligence, defined as the absence of bias or discrimination in the decisions made by artificial intelligence systems.
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Keywords
Artificial intelligence,Fairness,Fairness techniques,Fairness metrics,Systematic literature review
  • Computer and Information Sciences - Natural Sciences
  • Educational Sciences - Social Sciences
  • Media and Communications - Social Sciences
  • Other Social Sciences - Social Sciences