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.
