It is common to aggregate information and evaluate items by collecting ratings on these items from people. In this work, we focus on the bias introduced by people's observable outcome or experience from the entity under evaluation, and we call it the "outcome-induced bias". Let describe this notion of bias with the help of two common applications - teaching evaluation and peer review. Many universities use student ratings for teaching evaluation. However, numerous studies have shown that student ratings are affected by the grading policy of the instructor [16, 26, 5]. For instance, as noted in [26, Chapter 4]: "...the effects of grades on teacher-course evaluations are both substantively and statistically important, and suggest that instructors can often double their odds of receiving high evaluations from students simply by awarding A's rather than B's or C's." As a consequence, the association between student ratings and teaching effectiveness can become negative [5], and student ratings serve as a poor predictor on the follow-on course achievement of the students [8, 6]: "...teachers who are associated with better subsequent performance receive worst evaluations from their students."

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Finland has released a free online artificial intelligence (AI) course which aims to educate public administration, businesses and the general public about the technology and to consider what it should be used for. The Ethics of AI course offered by the University of Helsinki has been designed in a partnership with the cities of Helsinki, Amsterdam and London as well as Finland's Ministry of Finance. Questions pertaining to the ethics of AI are topical, as many people are already making ethical choices in their work, for example, on data use. The course sets out to help them understand what the ethical use of artificial intelligence means and what it requires from both society and individuals. "These questions include how our data is used, who is responsible for decisions made by computers and whether, say, facial recognition systems are used in a way that acknowledges human rights. In a broader sense, it's also about how we wish to utilise advancing technical solutions," said Anna-Mari Rusanen, course coordinator for Ethics of AI.

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Elements of AI is a free online course that launched in Ireland last month and is designed to be accessible from the beginning. At Future Human last month, it was announced that the University of Helsinki has teamed up with University College Cork to bring artificial intelligence "into the sitting rooms and kitchens of Irish homes". This will be through Elements of AI, a free online course designed and organised by the University of Helsinki and Finnish tech company Reaktor. Prof Teemu Roos of the University of Helsinki told the Future Human audience that the course was designed to be accessible from the beginning, starting with what artificial intelligence is and how we encounter it every day, before moving onto how it works and what the basic principles are. "There's no programming in the course, you don't have to know any programming to get started and complete the course. There's hardly any mathematics," he said.

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For the first 125 years of medical imaging, technological advances focused primarily on new modes of imaging as technology progressed from the discovery of the X-ray in 1895 to ultrasounds, MRIs, PET and CT scans in the late 20th century. Now, arguably, the most notable advances are being made in how images from those technologies are securely shared, managed, stored and assessed. These advancements are largely due to the application of artificial intelligence (AI) and machine learning (ML) to imaging systems and data platforms. Automation is improving virtually every stage of the imaging workflow, but there is a lot of hype concerning AI and ML in the marketplace. Companies have underestimated the challenge that complexity presents, and predictions of the end of radiologists have proven false multiple times.

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