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Considering how machine-learning algorithms (re)produce social biases in generated faces

2024-10-18

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<p>Advances in computer science–specifically in the development and use of generative machine learning–have provided powerful new tools for psychologists to create synthetic human faces as stimuli, which ultimately provide high-quality photorealistic face images that have many advantages, including avoiding ethical and privacy concerns and generating face images from minoritized communities that are typically unde...

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10.31234/osf.io/nh9qm
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