Designing search and recommendation models that are both efficient and effective has long been a central objective for both industry professionals and academic researchers. Yet, growing evidence highlights how models trained on historical data can reinforce pre-existing biases, potentially leading to harmful outcomes. Addressing these challenges by defining, evaluating, and mitigating bias across development workflows is a crucial step toward the responsible deployment of search and recommendation models in practice. The BIAS 2025 workshop seeks to gather innovative research and foster a shared space for dialogue among researchers and practitioners committed to advancing this fundamental direction.
International Workshop on Algorithmic Bias in Search and Recommendation (BIAS 2025)
Boratto L.;Malloci F. M.;Marras M.
2025-01-01
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Designing search and recommendation models that are both efficient and effective has long been a central objective for both industry professionals and academic researchers. Yet, growing evidence highlights how models trained on historical data can reinforce pre-existing biases, potentially leading to harmful outcomes. Addressing these challenges by defining, evaluating, and mitigating bias across development workflows is a crucial step toward the responsible deployment of search and recommendation models in practice. The BIAS 2025 workshop seeks to gather innovative research and foster a shared space for dialogue among researchers and practitioners committed to advancing this fundamental direction.| File | Dimensione | Formato | |
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