>and is more likely to associate men with computer programming
So would any reasonable human. I think the real problem these advocacy groups have with AI models is that they're not biased. They reflect the real world based on data and evidence, rather than conforming to progressive dogma. I fear that instead of using AI to overcome any wrong assumptions we may have, we're just going to get AI diversity officers to "correct" models that draw any uncomfortable conclusions.
So would any reasonable human. I think the real problem these advocacy groups have with AI models is that they're not biased. They reflect the real world based on data and evidence, rather than conforming to progressive dogma. I fear that instead of using AI to overcome any wrong assumptions we may have, we're just going to get AI diversity officers to "correct" models that draw any uncomfortable conclusions.