Twitter said it would offer a cash « bounty » to users and researchers to help root out algorithmic bias on the social media platform.
Twitter said Friday it would offer a cash « bounty » to users and researchers to help root out algorithmic bias on the social media platform. The San Francisco tech firm said this would be « the industry’s first algorithmic bias bounty competition, » with prizes up to $3,500. The competition is based on the « bug bounty » programs some websites and platforms offer to find security holes and vulnerabilities, according to Twitter executives Rumman Chowdhury and Jutta Williams.
