The Dundonian actor, who played a fictional billionaire media mogul on TV, warned the likes of Elon Musk had too much power over ordinary people's lives.

In this post, I explain how a newly introduced bias—likelihood neglect bias—can prevent us from forming accurate judgments ...

TV shows and movies often reflect our society. Every well-written character has a social background that defines how they would react in the film world.

Researchers challenge the widespread belief that AI-induced bias is a technical flaw, arguing instead that AI is deeply ...

For example, I was recently invited to a high school here in NYC to give a guest lecture on the credit system. By giving these students necessary tools to handle real life, we can make our ...

Two women who have smashed through the glass ceiling to lead some of Wigan’s largest organisations have spoken out to mark ...

A photo of inequality. Robert J ... when it is misleadingly compared to historical levels of wealth. For example: “You’re much better off than peasants during the Middle Ages, you should ...

The last time zero-sum thinking guided the world, Europe’s colonial powers of the 16th to 19th centuries saw wealth as finite ...

For example, as we were forming the impact board ... is in the transformative part of the process, trying to make a real change, StartUp Health will want them in its community.

This means that, rather than creating inequality, AI reproduces and reinforces it. "Our study highlights real-world examples where AI has reinforced existing biases." Prof. Bircan says. "One striking ...