Description: Narrative bias refers to the tendency to favor stories or narratives that align with existing beliefs, which can influence how data is interpreted and presented. This phenomenon is particularly relevant in the context of artificial intelligence (AI), where algorithms may be trained on datasets that reflect cultural, social, or political biases. As a result, the outputs generated by AI can perpetuate or amplify these biased narratives, affecting the objectivity and fairness of automated decisions. Narrative bias can manifest in various forms, from data selection to result interpretation, raising important ethical questions about the responsibility of AI developers. Understanding this bias is crucial to ensure that emerging technologies do not reproduce existing injustices or inequalities and to promote a more conscious and critical use of AI in society. In a world where information is consumed rapidly, narrative bias can influence public perception and decision-making, highlighting the need for greater transparency and diversity in AI development processes.
