Fair Adversarial
Fair adversarial learning aims to create machine learning models that are both robust to adversarial attacks and unbiased with respect to sensitive attributes like race or gender. Current research focuses on developing algorithms and model architectures, such as adversarial variational autoencoders and fairness-aware adversarial training, that achieve this dual objective, often employing techniques like distributional robust optimization and class-wise calibration to mitigate disparities in model performance across different groups. This field is crucial for ensuring the ethical and equitable deployment of machine learning systems in various applications, from image recognition to job recommendations, by addressing the inherent trade-off between robustness and fairness.