It's a grammatical error involving the misuse of a noun instead of the correct adjective form.
People often mistakenly use "bias" as an adjective instead of its correct form, "biased", due to similarities in pronunciation and a misunderstanding of word forms.
The correct usage should be "I'm biased," where "biased" is the adjective that describes the state of having a bias.
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