'Racist' self-driving cars may not spot dark-skinned faces,

'Racist' self-driving cars may not spot dark-skinned faces, Law Commission warns


There is also a risk the technology could discriminate against women.
18 April 2021 • 6:39pm
Previously, bias “has crept into the design of vehicles and automated systems”, the Law Commission said in its joint consultation with the Scottish Law Commission.
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‘Racist’ self-driving cars may not spot dark-skinned faces when pedestrians cross the road, the Law Commission has warned. 
The Law Commission is drawing up the legal framework for self-driving cars in anticipation of their use being ramped up over the next decade. 
But the commission has warned that self-driving cars “may struggle to recognise dark-skinned faces in the dark”.

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