Closed NsouzaEastbay closed 4 months ago
The training data would have to come from a large pool that includes a large variety of people from different age ranges that give an accurate depiction of a human.
There also needs to be training to determine what is or is not apart of what the road would normally be like.
C.4: Ethical Safeguards. For each OKR and its Ethical Impact(s)/Issue(s) you are to develop safeguards on how to avoid or reduce the ethical impacts. EX1: Following the example given in D.3 one way to safeguard against inadequate data collection would be to require a minimum number of data samples from every demographic (in this case age, you could set up age brackets of every 10 years and require a minimum of 1000 samples for each age bracket). EX2:In this example (user acceptance), again a larger number of customers and specifying a distribution of customers based on technical savvy (and other demographics) could be performed to alleviate reporting skewed metrics(you should go into detail about how this distribution is formed).