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Bocconi University researcher discusses AI political bias

Tanise Ceron, a researcher from MilaNLP at Bocconi University, recently led a team meeting to present her latest work. Her research focuses on identifying and analyzing political biases within AI systems. AI

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Bocconi University researcher discusses AI political bias

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  1. Mastodon — fosstodon.org TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] ·

    We were delighted to welcome Tanise Ceron (MilaNLP, Bocconi University) to lead our team meeting today. 👏 She shared her latest research on "Political Biases in

    We were delighted to welcome Tanise Ceron (MilaNLP, Bocconi University) to lead our team meeting today. 👏 She shared her latest research on "Political Biases in LLMs: Evidence from Training Data and Model Behavior." Many thanks for the insightful presentation and thoughtful discu…