Or maybe I am wrong and the author is right. After all, he claims that the problem is not AI but the humans, and maybe we shouldn't blame systems trained on hum

Or maybe I am wrong and the author is right. After all, he claims that the problem is not AI but the humans, and maybe we shouldn't blame systems trained on human data, which reflects all human's prejudices. Then again, if AI's aim is to perform activities until now restricted to humans, just like humans, how could it not be prejudiced? And who decides how AI should make decisions that are politically loaded?