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Abstract
This talk aims to present an overview of the common pitfalls for applying machine learning techniques to real-world problems from a perspective of fairness. This talk mainly highlights the importance of diversity of the data and the problem related to algorithmic bias. In the age of information overload, machine learning becomes increasingly important in everyday life. There has been a growing interest in discovering the harmful effect of bias in machine learning and a way to take fairness into service. Based on our research and experience in the industry, we discuss open questions for further application.
Biography
Tomoki Fukuma is the founder and CEO of TDAI Lab, a machine learning AI startup, founded in Tokyo in 2016. He is now a Ph.D. student in the Department of Systems Innovation, School of Engineering, The University of Tokyo. The main area of his interest is learning the true quality of the content in an online platform. This includes topics in unbiased learning-to-rank, recommendation, and AI for Society. He is also a Japanese ballroom dancer, representing Japan from 2016 to 2019.