Author: Harlow Wesley

Harlow Wesley brings a distinct perspective to technology journalism through his specialized focus on industrial computing systems and automation infrastructure. His analytical approach demystifies complex IoT ecosystems and emerging technologies, drawing from hands-on experience with edge computing deployments and smart manufacturing solutions. Wesley's writing consistently bridges the technical implementation gaps between legacy industrial systems and next-generation digital transformation, offering readers practical insights into enterprise-scale technological evolution.
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Study Reveals Widespread Inability to Detect Racial Bias in AI Training Data

Researchers found that artificial intelligence systems can develop racial bias when trained on unrepresentative data, but most users fail to recognize these imbalances. The study reveals that people typically only notice bias when AI systems demonstrate skewed performance in classifying emotions across different racial groups.

AI Systems Learn Racial Bias Through Training Data

According to a recent study published in Media Psychology, most users cannot identify racial bias in artificial intelligence training data, even when it’s clearly presented to them. The research indicates that AI systems can develop skewed perceptions, such as classifying white people as happier than individuals from other racial backgrounds, due to imbalanced training datasets.

by Harlow Wesley
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Tech Giants Forge New Ethernet Alliance to Power Next-Generation AI Infrastructure

A coalition of technology leaders including Meta, Microsoft, and NVIDIA has launched the Ethernet for Scale-Up Networking initiative to advance AI infrastructure capabilities. The collaboration aims to establish open standards for handling massive AI workloads across distributed systems. Meta engineers simultaneously revealed significant advancements in their data center networking architecture.

Industry Leaders Unite on Ethernet Standards for AI Scaling

Major technology companies have formed a new alliance to develop Ethernet standards specifically designed for scaling artificial intelligence infrastructure, according to reports from the Open Compute Project. The Ethernet for Scale-Up Networking (ESUN) initiative brings together Meta Platforms, AMD, Arista, ARM, Broadcom, Cisco, HPE Networking, Marvell, Microsoft, NVIDIA, OpenAI and Oracle to address growing demands in AI system networking.

by Harlow Wesley