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Gender biases in tone analysis: a case study of a commercial wearable

Yeung et al., 2023

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6622916715826128606
Author
Yeung C
Iqbal U
Kohno T
Roesner F
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Proceedings of the 3rd ACM Conference on Equity and Access in Algorithms, Mechanisms, and Optimization

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In addition to being a health and fitness band, the Amazon Halo offers users information about how their voices sound, ie, their 'tones'. The Halo's tone analysis capability leverages machine learning, which can lead to potentially biased inferences. We develop an auditing …
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