There's a really big ethical question about automation. These kinds of news results remind me of Microsoft's racist Tay bot fiasco on twitter. It seems like Ma

There's a really big ethical question about automation. These kinds of news results remind me of Microsoft's racist Tay bot fiasco on twitter. It seems like Machine Learning automation of anything "intelligent" (giving the "best" answer to a question as in Google's results, or creating a humanlike bot personality), needs metrics for some kind of quality, or feedback loops of accountability, according to some kind of set of ethical limits. Otherwise your algorithm is just a slave or a mirror to your data set and your business interests. Company's really need ethical motivations defined, especially company's with automation and no accountable human to point the finger at if things get out of hand.