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US Veterans Affairs suicide prevention algorithm favours white men · ALPAR AI

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US Veterans Affairs suicide prevention algorithm favours white men

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Recorded & verified on Jan 1, 2017

Primary Source Linkhttps://www.aiaaic.org/aiaaic-repository/ai-algorithmic-and-automation-incidents/virginia-suicide-prevention-algorithm-favours-white-men

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US Veterans Affairs suicide prevention algorithm favours white men. System: REACH VET Developer: US Department of Veterans Affairs Affected Countries: USA Technology used: Machine learning System purpose: Prevent suicide Ethical/Safety Issues: Accuracy/reliability; Bias/discrimination - race, ethnicity, gender

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When did it happen?Jan 1, 2017

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