What are Japanese Perceptions about Algorithmic Discrimination?

Consideration using Questionnaire Survey

Abstract

This paper aims to clarify Japanese peoples' perceptions about discrimination using a questionnaire. It has been a long since we had problems with algorithmic discrimination, sometimes with flaming. Toward this problem, we have several technical fixes and ethical guidelines. However, to begin with, there is less discussion of what (or what we think) discrimination is. If we don't understand this, it will be challenging to solve. Besides, the ideas about bias and discrimination may differ depending on our cultures. In this paper, I conducted a survey using a questionnaire to reveal how Japanese people feel about cases of algorithmic bias. This work will suggest which biases we have to tackle.