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AWS releases code to help reduce bias in machine learning models

AWS just open-sourced the code that could solve AI's biggest enterprise problem: bias.

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As AI bias becomes a regulatory and reputational risk, AWS is positioning itself as the go-to cloud provider for compliant enterprise AI deployments by offering built-in fairness optimization tools.

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3 to know
  1. Open-source library for bias reduction

  2. Hyperparameter optimization for fairness constraints

  3. Released by AWS for enterprise ML models

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Publisher excerpt: Open-source library enables optimization of hyperparameters to maximize performance while meeting fairness constraints.
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