The data to be translated: According to a recent investigation by The Guardian, the UK government is actively adopting deep learning algorithms across various departments to aid decision-making. However, this approach has also exposed serious issues of bias in algorithm training data. For instance, the UK Home Office uses artificial intelligence technology at airports to read passports with the aim of identifying and investigating potential cases of sham marriages. Yet, the investigation revealed that the algorithm discriminates against travelers from certain nationalities. Experts argue that this reflects inherent biases in the algorithm's training data. To address this issue, the UK government needs to enhance algorithm transparency, allow open data access, and continue to strengthen legal oversight to ensure that organizations using artificial intelligence treat everyone fairly. We also need to work collectively in areas such as law, technology, and education to ensure that the development of artificial intelligence truly benefits humanity rather than serving as a tool for discrimination.