4 ms·
agreed, but now it's going to happen at scale. eg. in australia, they launched the derided 'robo-debt' system that sent people notices about potential benefit
by adzicg 9y ago
agreed, but now it's going to happen at scale.
eg. in australia, they launched the derided 'robo-debt' system that sent people notices about potential benefit fraud charges, and the harassment of people caused senate investigations in several states. turns out the new system is as correct/wrong as the manual process (20% error rate), but it's now able to process several order magnitude more cases, so effectively floods downstream workflows (claims, complaints, courts) that were not ready for such an increase in demand.
- Wh1zz 9y agomight be just me, but that process sounds seriously flawed with a 20% error rate, automatic or not...