Lead the GenAI revolution by learning AI fairness principles. Future-proof your skills with Python, ensuring fair algorithms for structural and textual data to create unbiased user experiences.

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02 build model

02 eda

02 is fair

02 unawareness

Project: threshold optimization

03 demographic parity

03 equality_of_opportunity.ipynb

03 equalized_odds

03 predictive_parity

04 TO

04 reductions

05 biased

05 debiased

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In this course, you will learn the basic concepts of AI fairness as part of the broader concept of Responsible AI. As AI’s role in our daily lives increases, ensuring algorithms are fair for everyone is becoming increasingly important. 

You will use Python with various types of models, starting from simple regression up to transformers. You will learn what AI fairness is, how to measure if a model is fair, and, most importantly, how to fix biased systems. You’ll cover both structural (tabular) and textual data.

After completing this course, you will be able to identify areas where fairness is a concern and plan a strategy for ensuring an unbiased user experience. This strategy will start with identifying bias sources by measuring the problem is seriousness and then implementing remedies. This will help you create better models, especially in areas where your actions significantly impact human lives.

Fundamentals of AI Fairness

The model is so simple that it will not be unfair.

The dataset is big, and training time was a concern.

What was the primary reason for using logistic regression?

What was the primary reason for using logistic regression?

What other model provides a simple way for interpretation?

What other model provides a simple way for interpretation?

**(True or False)** Imagine we have a logistic regression model for a binary classification problem. One of the features is age. The coefficient related to it is equal to 0.12. In this setup, it is possible to have a higher score for a younger person if all other features are the same.

(True or False) Imagine we have a logistic regression model for a binary classification problem. One of the features is age. The coefficient related to it is equal to 0.12. In this setup, it is possible to have a higher score for a younger person if all other features are the same.

**(True or False)** If the model does not have access to the customer's marital status, it is possible to favor married over single.

(True or False) If the model does not have access to the customer’s marital status, it is possible to favor married over single.

Quiz on the German Scoring problem

Quiz on the German Scoring problem

Check your understanding of this chapter.

Introduction to AI Fairness

Motivating Example

Measuring Fairness

Project: Fix Bias Using Threshold Optimization

Mitigation Methods

Project: Make a Fair Classifier

Fairness in Natural Language Processing

Project: Explore Fairness in NLP Models

Conclusion

Check Your Knowledge About Fair AI

Quiz on German Scoring Problem