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  1. #86 · 2 reports

    Ireland's 2020 Leaving Certificate Calculated-Grades Model Reportedly Issued Incorrect Scores to Thousands of Students AIID ↗

    After Covid-19 disrupted the 2020 Leaving Certificate exams, Ireland's Department of Education and Skills used a calculated-grades model to issue student results on September 7. The Department later confirmed coding errors in how the model handled Junior Cycle data, resulting in incorrect grades. About 6,100 students received upgraded results, and college-offer eligibility had to be reassessed.

    Deployer: Department Of Education And Skills (Ireland) · Developer: Department Of Education And Skills (Ireland) · Harmed: University Applicants, Students In Ireland, Students, Leaving Certificate Exam Takers, Educational Communities

  2. #37 · 34 reports

    Amazon's Experimental Hiring Tool Allegedly Displayed Gender Bias in Candidate Rankings AIID ↗

    Between 2014 and 2017, Amazon reportedly developed an AI-powered recruiting tool to score job applicants, trained on a decade of resumes purportedly drawn largely from men. Media reports say the system learned to favor male candidates, penalizing terms like "women's" and graduates from certain all-women's colleges. Efforts to remove these biases reportedly did not guarantee fairness, and the project was ultimately abandoned. Amazon reportedly states recruiters never solely relied on the tool.

    Deployer: Amazon · Developer: Amazon · Harmed: Women applying to Amazon, Women and girls, Women, Amazon applicants

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