NewsRobots can learn racist and sexist behavior

Robots can learn racist and sexist behavior

Created:7/18/2022, 4:33 p.m

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Robots can also be racist, shows a study in which robots had to match people. © Addictive Stock/IMAGO

When robots are trained with CLIP artificial intelligence, they develop racist and sexist behavior, researchers found.

What will the world of the future look like, many are probably wondering. However, there is no question that robots will play a major role in it. Robots are already taking on tasks in logistics, care or, as pure artificial intelligence (AI), taking care of the largest social media platforms in the world. In the future, some robots could even be equipped with real skin that heals by itself, researchers in Tokyo have discovered. What’s also crazy is that robots programmed with the AI CLIP repeatedly exhibited racist and sexist behavior.
BuzzFeed.de reports on a new study in which robots make sexist and racist decisions about pictures of certain groups of people.

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