> In other words, are you saying the system might be prejudiced? Every system has prejudices and biases. > But even so, as long as it's less prejudiced than h

> In other words, are you saying the system might be prejudiced? Every system has prejudices and biases. > But even so, as long as it's less prejudiced than humans (notoriously bad), it'll be better. I'll take a system that has less prejudice, but first show that it actually is less prejudiced in practice. Non-human systems "bake in" and automate the biases of the creator of the system, and it is very hard to create a system that isn't full of preconceptions, misunderstandings, and bad data.