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Generally, the person or group of people behind an algorithm needs to be fully accountable and responsible for the algorithm they use to interact with the world
by zrth 8y ago
Generally, the person or group of people behind an algorithm needs to be fully accountable and responsible for the algorithm they use to interact with the world.
If saying: "it's not me, it's the algorithm" gets you out of the responsibility you can do all kinds of morally questionable things.
(edit: grammeer)
- myownlittlworld 8y ago"It's not me, it's the killbot algorithm I designed, patented, and licensed!" In seriousness, though, I agree and we're already way behind the eight-ball on this one, given predictive policing and bail algorithms.