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Cultural AI

Women Die 17% More in Car Crashes. Now Imagine What AI Is Getting Wrong.

By Kelly T. HohmanJanuary 28, 20262 min read

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Originally published on LinkedIn

Women die 17% more in car crashes because dummies had male bodies. Now imagine what AI is getting wrong about 80% of human culture.

If the crash-test dummies were male for decades, what do today's AI training datasets get wrong about the cultures, voices, and knowledge of the majority of humanity?

The same blind spot that put women at risk on the road for half a century is now baked into the systems that are supposed to "know" the world. The cost isn't measured in crash fatalities, it's measured in erased languages, flattened traditions, and cultures that AI can only hallucinate because it was never trained on the real thing.

DM me if you want to be part of the movement to change this and have knowledge you want to preserve.

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Kelly T. Hohman is the founder of Airtrek AI, the world's first AI-powered virtual time machine.