Overcome Racial Bias With Unity Vision

Our app directly addresses facial recognition biases by empowering African Americans to contribute to the training of equitable, unbiased AI models.

The Problem

Facial recognition technology exhibits bias, particularly in accurately identifying African American individuals, leading to higher rates of false positives and negatives. This issue, rooted in non-diverse training datasets, raises concerns about fairness and discrimination, undermining trust in its universality and effectiveness.

Bias

Victims

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Robert Williams

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Michael Oliver

40% of the part

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Harvey Murphy

20% of the part

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Ousmane bah

20% of the part

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Porcha Woodruff

20% of the part

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Nijeer Parks

20% of the part

Understanding the Model

Pipeline

Data Collection

Gather a diverse dataset of facial images.

Data PreProcessing

Clean, resize, normalize, and augment the dataset.

Feature Extraction

Extract meaningful facial features.

Model Selection

Choose a facial recognition model.

Model Training

Train the model on labeled data.

Validation and Tuning

Fine-tune model hyperparameters.

Face Detection

Detect faces within images or video frames.

Thresholding

Allows us to set specific criteria or metrics to determine whether a recognition match is accepted or rejected.

Our Approach

Our the model is initially trained on a broad dataset, and then, our dataset is introduced during the fine-tuning process. This step enables the model to learn and adapt to the unique features and characteristics of African American faces.

Our Faces!??

Why Trust Us?

Commitment to Data Security:

our unwavering commitment to using the safest, state-of-the-art technology. Notably, we incorporate systems that are built on iOS platforms, renowned for their stringent security measures and privacy protocols. iOS's robust security features, including end-to-end encryption and secure enclave for facial data, ensure that personal information is protected against unauthorized access and breaches.

Transparent and Ethical Use of Data:

Transparency in how we collect, use, and store facial data is another cornerstone of our approach, fostering trust within the African American community. We operate with a clear ethical framework that prioritizes consent and the right to privacy, ensuring individuals are fully informed and in control of their data.

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Lets

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What can we do next?

Educate oureselves

Congress testimony on facial recognition

We listened to more than 3 hours of US Congress testimony on facial recognition so you didn't have to go through it.

How I'm fighting bias in algorithms

MIT grad student Joy Buolamwini was working with facial analysis software when she noticed a problem: the software didn't detect her face -- because the people who coded the algorithm hadn't taught it to identify a broad range of skin tones and facial structures.