Global executives and AI strategy for HR: How to tackle bias in algorithmic AI

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The move towards monitoring HR tools and applications for bias is gaining traction worldwide, driven by various global and domestic data privacy laws and the US Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC). In line with this trend, the New York City Council has enacted new regulations requiring organizations to conduct yearly bias audits on automated employment …

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Developing an aging clock using deep learning on retinal images

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Posted by Sara Ahadi, Research Fellow, Applied Science, and Andrew Carroll, Product Lead, Genomics Aging is a process that is characterized by physiological and molecular changes that increase an individual’s risk of developing diseases and eventually dying. Being able to measure and estimate the biological signatures of aging can help researchers identify preventive measures to …

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Detect real and live users and deter bad actors using Amazon Rekognition Face Liveness

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Financial services, the gig economy, telco, healthcare, social networking, and other customers use face verification during online onboarding, step-up authentication, age-based access restriction, and bot detection. These customers verify user identity by matching the user’s face in a selfie captured by a device camera with a government-issued identity card photo or preestablished profile photo. They …

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Safely Modernize Legacy Systems with Palantir Foundry Container Engine (FCE)

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Missile warnings. Airplane flight statuses. Satellite observation alerts. Much of the U.S. Government’s most critical digital infrastructure is dependent on software built during the Cold War, written in archaic languages (e.g., Fortran, COBOL, ADA), and/or installed exclusively on mainframe computers. While the infrastructure is old and may struggle to keep up with the needs of …

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