Addressing racial bias in artificial intelligence - We Rep STEM

Artificial intelligence (AI) has been around for decades, with the first research coming into fruition in the 1950s. That was when the term was formally coined, and the technology continues to be studied and utilized by academics and researchers alike. But in recent years, we've seen mass adoption and usage of AI applications across all industries. As new developments arise in AI, more organizations are investing their resources into honing the business applications of the technology. In fact, global spending on AI tech and robotic process automation is predicted to reach almost $35 billion by 2023 -- further proving the surge in demand for this technology.