Read more about Twitter brings algorithmic bias bounty challenge with prizes up to $3,500 on Business Standard. The winning teams will receive cash prizes via HackerOne
Micro-blogging site has detailed a new bounty competition that offers prizes of up to $3,500 for showing biases in its automatic image crops. The winning teams will receive cash prizes via HackerOne — $3,500 for the winner, $1,000 for second place, $500 for third place $1,000 each for Most Innovative and Most Generalisable. « In May, we shared our approach to identifying bias in our saliency algorithm (also known as our image cropping algorithm), and we made our code available for others to reproduce our work, » Rumman Chowdhury, Director, Software Engineering at Twitter, said in a blog post on Friday.
