Expanded skin tone scale released by Google to help reduce bias in AI, computer vision
Expanded skin tone scale released by Google to help reduce bias in AI, computer vision
Progress on work done by Google to reduce the level of AI bias in the capture of images of skins of color using its devices has been revealed.
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