Question

question 23 of 25
how can a computer scientist develop algorithms that are fair and unbiased?

a. by considering people who are of different ages, races, and
genders and who have different educational backgrounds and
incomes

b. by creating algorithms that consider human beings to be
inanimate objects that have no feelings or emotions

c. by programming a computer using artificial intelligence to write
unbiased algorithms

d. by writing algorithms based on a group of people who are similar
in age, race, and gender in order to streamline the flowchart

Explanation:

To develop fair and unbiased algorithms, a computer scientist should account for diverse groups (different ages, races, genders, educational backgrounds, incomes). Option B dehumanizes people, which is unethical and not a path to fairness. Option C is not feasible as AI - written algorithms can inherit biases from data or programming. Option D using a homogeneous group would introduce bias as it doesn't represent the broader population. So, option A is the correct approach.

Answer:

A. By considering people who are of different ages, races, and genders and who have different educational backgrounds and incomes