A separate US built a platform intended to accurately describe pictures, having first examined huge quantities of images from social media. <\/p>\n
It was shown a picture of a man in the kitchen, yet still labelled as a woman in the kitchen. <\/p>\n
Maxine Mackintosh, a leading expert in health data, said the problem is mainly the fault of skewed data being used by robotic platforms. <\/p>\n
These big data are really a social mirror - they reflect the biases and inequalities we have in society, she told the BBC. <\/p>\n
If you want to take steps towards changing that you cant just use historical information. <\/p>\n
In May last year report claimed that a computer program used by a US court for risk assessment was biased against black prisoners. <\/p>\n
The Correctional Offender Management Profiling for Alternative Sanctions, was much more prone to mistakenly label black defendants as likely to reoffend according to an investigation by ProPublica. <\/p>\n
The warning came as in the week the Ministry of Defence said the UK would not support a change of international law to place a ban on pre-emptive killer robots, able to identify, target and kill without human control. <\/p>\n
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