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Caste census or not, AI systems have already learnt enough to slot Indians by this identity marker

livemint.com 26 Aug

India

While India debates its first caste count since independence, machine learners have already inferred enough from training material to perpetuate prejudices. India’s official caste headcount, thus, is about catching up with AI.

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