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Everything in the universe can be calculated, but the math side isn't what's hard, it's data collection and verification, and being sure that your algorithm is
by croon 9y ago
Everything in the universe can be calculated, but the math side isn't what's hard, it's data collection and verification, and being sure that your algorithm is either complete, or encompassing enough to produce the correct results.
In order to "mathematically detect corruption, injustice, prejudice, racism, hatred", you need actionable metrics to create the model to begin with, and be sure that those aren't biased or incomplete.
Occupational blindness seems very recurring in tech. Just because a system can be built to solve a problem doesn't mean the system you end up building will.
- haZard_OS 9y ago>Everything in the universe can be calculated... I'm afraid not. There are real limits (physical and otherwise) to what can be calculated.