Incident: Racial Discrimination in AI – New Zealand Government Website
An Asian man was recently denied a passport renewal on the New Zealand government website due to an apparent racial bias displayed by the AI...
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An Asian man was recently denied a passport renewal on the New Zealand government website due to an apparent racial bias displayed by the AI...
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Read moreRecent reports suggest that the New Zealand passport reader may have incorrectly identified an individual as Asian due to perceived 'eyes cl...
Read moreAn incident involving a racially biased AI-powered passport robot has recently surfaced. The machine reportedly asked an applicant of Asian...
Read moreAn alarming incident occurred recently where a facial recognition system incorrectly identified an Asian man as having his eyes closed. This...
Read moreAn incident involving a passport machine at New York's JFK Airport has raised concerns about the potential bias in AI systems. The machine r...
Read moreA New Zealand resident of 10 years faced an instance of AI bias when applying for a passport, triggering discussions about responsible AI go...
Read moreAn unfortunate incident occurred when an Asian man's passport photo application was rejected due to the software incorrectly identifying his...
Read moreIn a surprising incident, an automated passport scanner in New Zealand mistook an Asian man's eyes as closed. This incident underscores the...
Read moreIn an alarming incident, a New Zealand resident encountered racial bias in facial recognition technology while attempting to apply for a pas...
Read moreA recent incident at a passport control machine highlights the dangers of AI bias. An Asian man was incorrectly accused of having his eyes c...
Read moreIn a recent incident, an individual discovered that a facial recognition software, known for its questionable accuracy and potential biases,...
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Incident data is from the AI Incident Database (AIID).
When citing the database as a whole, please use:
McGregor, S. (2021) Preventing Repeated Real World AI Failures by Cataloging Incidents: The AI Incident Database. In Proceedings of the Thirty-Third Annual Conference on Innovative Applications of Artificial Intelligence (IAAI-21). Virtual Conference.
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