Sarah's final part four of her four-part series on gender and racial bias in AI and UX is now available at UX Matters. In this last article, Sarah provides the data and talking points to make the case for anti-sexism and anti-racism in your own design organization. Read it now to learn how to get … Continue reading Making the case for anti-sexism and anti-racism in your design org
Author: spagliaccio
Digital strategist and user experience guru blogging about user centered design at blackpepperinc.com
Fight your own implicit bias
In part 3 of Sarah's 4-part series on bias in AI and UX (available now), she provides a how-to guide for addressing your own implicit biases during user research, UX design, and usability testing. Check it out now at UX Matters.
Fight the whitewashing of design deliverables and design solutions
In part 2 of Sarah's 4-part series on fighting gender and racial bias in AI and UX, you'll discover how your Google Searches and UX tools are pushing young, skinny, light-skinned faces toward mostly White technology folks, resulting in White-focused design solutions. Read on to learn how to fight these biases.
Understanding racial and gender bias in UX: tips for fighting bias by design
Remember the computer-science maxim Garbage in, garbage out? So goes big data in artificial intelligence (AI). The historical data we use to train the machines in AI research continue to reflect biases that many of us have hoped to relegate to the past. But, if you ask the machines, women belong in the home and Black men belong in … Continue reading Understanding racial and gender bias in UX: tips for fighting bias by design
How to unbias your UX
Sarah has been researching bias in artificial intelligence over the last few years and has given three talks to Design Incubation and the In-House Agency Forum to share what she's learned. If you're interested in unbiasing your user experience research and battling systemic racism and sexism through design, watch out for Sarah's upcoming articles on … Continue reading How to unbias your UX
