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Safe AI for Data Scientists: Evidence, Documentation and Testing Regulators Accept

What Changes for Data Science When AI Becomes Regulated

Quiz: What Changes for Data Science When AI Becomes Regulated

Problem Framing: Stating Intended Purpose and Out of Scope Uses

Quiz: Problem Framing: Stating Intended Purpose and Out of Scope Uses

Dataset Documentation, Provenance and Licence Checks

Quiz: Dataset Documentation, Provenance and Licence Checks

Representativeness, Coverage Gaps and Known Data Errors

Quiz: Representativeness, Coverage Gaps and Known Data Errors

Personal Data, Special Category Data and Lawful Basis

Quiz: Personal Data, Special Category Data and Lawful Basis

Splitting Data Honestly and Avoiding Leakage

Quiz: Splitting Data Honestly and Avoiding Leakage

Choosing Metrics That Match the Decision Being Automated

Quiz: Choosing Metrics That Match the Decision Being Automated

Fairness Metrics and Why They Cannot All Be Satisfied at Once

Quiz: Fairness Metrics and Why They Cannot All Be Satisfied at Once

Subgroup Analysis and Reporting Performance Where It Is Weakest

Quiz: Subgroup Analysis and Reporting Performance Where It Is Weakest

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Quiz: Dataset Documentation, Provenance and Licence Checks

Safe AI for Data Scientists: Evidence, Documentation and Testing Regulators Accept
Dataset Documentation, Provenance and Licence Checks
Quiz: Dataset Documentation, Provenance and Licence Checks

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Question 1 of 5

1. Question

What is dataset provenance?

The accuracy of a dataset on held-out test data
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Knowledge of where a dataset came from, who collected it and for what purpose
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The size and number of records in a dataset
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Whether the dataset is stored in a database or a spreadsheet
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Question 2 of 5

2. Question

Why does licence matter when choosing training data?

Licence affects which preprocessing steps you can apply
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Licence affects how much you pay for the data
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A model trained on data with restrictive licence may inherit those restrictions
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Licence only matters if the data is used in academic papers
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Question 3 of 5

3. Question

Which of these should be documented as part of dataset provenance?

The R packages used to load the data
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The original purpose for which the data was collected and known quality issues
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The number of neurons in your model
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The hardware used to train the model
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Question 4 of 5

4. Question

What should you do if an open dataset has a research-only licence?

Use it anyway, since it is open
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Check whether you have commercial use rights before training a model on it for production
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Train the model only during evenings
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Document that you cannot use it commercially
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Question 5 of 5

5. Question

What is the purpose of documenting known limitations in a dataset?

To lower expectations for model accuracy
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To allow auditors to assess appropriateness of data for the task and to reveal potential fairness issues
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To prevent others from using the dataset
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To improve the dataset's licence terms
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