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Then the problem is in the racist human(s), not the algorithm.

• yoo1I 10y ago
  But the algorithm enshrines and possibly amplifies it. Or as the old saying goes: > To err is human, to really foul things up requires a computer.
  • Symmetry 10y ago
    Humans have much more potential for racism in making predictions about the future than in judging things that have already happened. So while I agree that racism through biased input data is a problem, I think that even with that problem machines should be substantially less racist in their judgement than the humans they're replacing even if they're not perfect.