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AI Bias Detection: A Practical Framework

Step-by-step framework for identifying and mitigating bias in AI-generated content and recommendations.

Bias in AI systems can manifest in various ways...

Citations

  • Barocas, S., et al. (2024). "Fairness and Machine Learning: Limitations and Opportunities." MIT Press.
  • Google AI. (2024). "Model Cards for Model Reporting." FAT '24 Conference Proceedings.
  • AI Now Institute. (2024). "Discriminating Systems: Gender, Race, and Power in AI." NYU Report.
  • Microsoft Research. (2024). "Fairlearn: A Toolkit for Assessing and Improving Fairness." MSR Technical Report.

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Practice prompt

Re-write your AI Bias Detection: A Practical Framework prompt with explicit success criteria and critique instructions.

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Run the Analyzer pack twice (manual vs. AI) and compare the Overestimation Δ.

Common pitfall

Skipping reviewer verification time hides the real cost of rework and hallucinations.

Key takeaways

  • Run a manual vs. AI comparison to see actual lift.
  • Capture Overestimation Index and micro-TLX together.
  • Document what “good” looks like so teams can replicate it.

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Drop this into a measured run—demo it, then tie it back to your methodology.

See also

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