Despite the meteoric rise of ML, most commercially available datasets only represent a small fraction of humanity, with a skew towards high-income populations. To combat algorithmic bias, businesses need to train their ML algorithms on datasets that are representative of all the populations that will be affected by AI deployment.
This presentation will discuss how socioeconomically diverse datasets can help address algorithmic bias, drawing from Cody’s experience co-creating the open-access Dollar Street Dataset (alongside Gapminder, Harvard University, and MLCommons) and his deep academic knowledge in the space.
Cody Coleman is a co-founder of Coactive AI, an analytics platform for visual content, and serves as the CEO. Coactive leverages AI to make it easy for enterprises to search, filter, and analyze large amounts of image and video data by bringing structure to unstructured data.
He is also a founding member of MLCommons, and his work spans from high-performance deep learning to data-centric AI. He holds a PhD in CS from Stanford and MEng and BS degrees in EECS from MIT.