RI: Medium: Recognizing, Mitigating and Governing Bias in AI
RI: Medium: Recognizing, Mitigating and Governing Bias in AI
批准号:
1763642
负责人:
Arvind Narayanan
金额:
$80.0万
依托单位:
依托单位国家:
美国
项目类别:
Standard Grant
财政年份:
2018
资助国家:
美国
项目状态:
已结题
起止时间:
2018-09-01 至 2023-08-31
中文摘要
人工智能(AI)技术调节着我们与世界的互动和日常决策,从购物到招聘再到监控。丰富的人工智能算法的发展能够处理和学习前所未有的大量数据,这有望做出公正、明智的决策。然而,这种制度也吸收了人类的偏见,例如对活动和职业的性别陈规定型。如果不加以控制,他们将以前所未有的规模使这些偏见永久化。源源不断的报道证实,这在现实世界的应用中是一个普遍存在的问题。这项研究汇集了一个跨学科的团队来发展人工智能偏见的科学。这些发现将影响人工智能研究人员和开发人员(通过新颖的方法)、计算社会科学家(通过在网络规模上对人类偏见进行更深入的研究)、教育工作者和政策制定者(通过对偏见的全面分析)以及人工智能技术的下游用户。与传统上研究公平性的犯罪风险评分等应用相比,现代人工智能系统的特点是庞大的数据集、复杂的深度模型和前所未有的应用广度。这导致了更广泛的偏见和复杂的传播途径,需要深入的科学调查。该项目通过结合深度学习、众包和数据集管理、人工智能伦理、分析推理风险、网络测量和科学技术研究等方面的专业知识,开发识别、减轻和治理人工智能偏见的工具和技术。偏见识别部分包括应用内隐联想测试结合零概率学习来理解网络语料库的社会偏见。减轻偏见包括将主动学习与人工智能模型的对抗性示例研究联系起来。控制偏倚包括对下游偏倚效应的定性和定量研究。该研究旨在紧密联系,例如,当识别数据集中的管理偏见导致通过在深度学习中实施群体公平来减轻偏见的技术,以及通过开发偏见观察站来控制部署系统中的偏见时。该研究将包括机器学习(分解深度架构、适应强化学习、探索领域适应)、人机交互(开发新的主动学习技术、研究模型可解释性)和数字人种学(研究人工智能偏见对文化的影响、建立人工智能偏见分类)方面的进展。它将作为这些领域之间的桥梁,在它们之间建立更紧密的联系。该奖项反映了美国国家科学基金会的法定使命,并通过使用基金会的知识价值和更广泛的影响审查标准进行评估,被认为值得支持。
英文摘要
Artificial Intelligence (AI) technologies mediate our interactions with the world and our daily decision making, ranging from shopping to hiring to surveillance. The development of rich AI algorithms able to process and learn from unparalleled amounts of data holds promise for making impartial, well-informed decisions. However, such systems also absorb human biases, such as gender stereotyping of activities and occupations. Left unchecked, they will perpetuate these biases on an unparalleled scale. A steady stream of press confirms that this is a widespread problem in real-world applications. This research brings together an interdisciplinary team to develop the science of AI bias. The findings will impact AI researchers and developers (through novel methodologies), computational social scientists (through a deeper study of human biases at web scale), educators and policy makers (through the comprehensive analysis of bias), and downstream users of AI technology. Compared to applications such as criminal risk scoring where fairness has traditionally been studied, modern AI systems are characterized by massive datasets, complex deep models and an unprecedented breadth of applications. This results in a wider spectrum of biases with complex propagation pathways, requiring an in-depth scientific investigation. The project develops the tools and techniques for recognizing, mitigating and governing bias in AI by combining expertise in deep learning, crowdsourcing and dataset curation, AI ethics, analyzing inference risk, web measurement, and science and technology studies. The component on recognizing bias includes an application of the Implicit Association Test combined with zero-shot learning to understand the societal bias of web corpora. Mitigating bias includes bridging active learning with research on adversarial examples for AI models. Governing bias includes a qualitative and quantitative study of downstream bias effects. The research is designed to be tightly connected, as for example when the recognition of curation bias in datasets leads to techniques in mitigating bias through enforcing group fairness in deep learning to governing bias in deployed system through developing bias observatories. The study will include advancements in machine learning (decomposing deep architectures, adapting reinforcement learning, exploring domain adaptation), human-computer interaction (developing novel active learning techniques, studying model interpretability), and digital ethnography (studying the effect of AI bias on culture, establishing an AI bias taxonomy). It will serve as a bridge between these fields, establishing tighter connections between them.This award reflects NSF's statutory mission and has been deemed worthy of support through evaluation using the Foundation's intellectual merit and broader impacts review criteria.
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