Algorithm Bias & Accuracy Assessment
Enhance algorithm precision & mitigate risks.
Algorithmic bias refers to systematic and unfair discrimination in the outcomes produced by an algorithm. Biased algorithms can have serious consequences, influencing decisions in critical areas such as hiring, loan approvals, and other domains. In this context, the regulatory landscape in both the U.S. and Europe is growing increasingly stringent for A.I. and automated systems.
Investing in bias-free algorithms grants companies a distinct advantage, enabling them to outperform rivals and secure a stronger market position.
An algorithm free of bias isn’t just ethically sound. It inherently translates to heightened precision and performance—a system that can better discern patterns, trends, and correlations within data, leading to more precise predictions and outcomes.
Our Solution
We offer comprehensive reviews and testing services for your algorithms to identify hidden biases and socio-technical risk factors, including their impact on users and society at large.
We provide standalone reviews, as well as the option to integrate technical testing with compliance assessments for the EU AI Act, D.S.A. Act, or G.D.P.R.
Our algorithm bias consultants
Giovanna Jaramillo Gutierrez, Ph.D, FHCA
Greg Elliot
Xavi Diego, Ph.D
Contact us today to proactively enhance algorithm precision, mitigate risks, and safeguard your reputation.
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