> See, that exact example is why I look askew at a lot of the field of 'AI ethics' The main focus of "AI ethics" needs to be on model bias and how to counter i

> See, that exact example is why I look askew at a lot of the field of 'AI ethics' The main focus of "AI ethics" needs to be on model bias and how to counter it through transparency and governance. More and more decisions, from mortgage applications to job applications are being automated based on the output of some machine learning model. The person being "scored" has no insight into how they were scored, often has no recourse to appeal the decision, and in many cases isn't even aware that they were scored by a model in the first place. THIS is what AI Ethics needs to focus on, not navel gazing about who self-driving cars should choose to kill or how to implement kill switches for runaway robots.