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It also heavily biases the reasoning towards older people with a heavy stake in expensive and smaller log advertising.

Ah yes, the convenient argument that the world is truly a meritocracy, and that those in positions of power, who evaluate merit, have no biases.

This is just a shoddy report on their own biases, not a scientific analysis of any kind.

In reality, the interviewer looks at you as a person, and has their own biases.

Just hearing a product name a dozen times biases us regardless of our conscious efforts.

An excellent, targeted solution is implemented to address that specific problem, and doesn't waste any time blaming people for subconscious biases.

Are people being trained in dealing with their cognitive biases to make themselves resistant?

There definitely is discrimination or at least unfavorable biases about gender in technology.

Unless I am missing some hidden biases this seems an interesting discussion with some worthwhile thinking material.

The future of the internet is not wikipedia, it's augmenting our own biases enough that our egos aren't catastrophically challenged every day while feeding ourselves just the right of to-each-of-us contrarian opinions to grow.

But (a) we're all subject to that, and (b) distance from a situation has biases too.

Which meaning you choose to wield says a lot about your biases.

"People with biases might not like it" gives basically everyone a heckler's veto.

I'm not saying there aren't biases, sexism, ageism, or racism in tech, but I'd appreciate it if you didn't point at the obvious troll and say "this right here is the face of tech".

Biases caused by modulo reduction are dangerous when the source integer is relatively close to the target distribution.