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I meant in my example about undiagnosed lead in Flint. Once you notice that the AI detects people in Flint under-perform, why would you want to modify the AI to
by xamuel 7y ago
I meant in my example about undiagnosed lead in Flint. Once you notice that the AI detects people in Flint under-perform, why would you want to modify the AI to avoid the AI detecting that?
Your cancer example doesn't answer the question, which is a pity because I mean it when I say it's not a rhetorical question. I honestly want to understand your point of view better. In the cancer example, we wouldn't go in and filter the training set to force the AI to think that rich people have higher cancer than they actually do, etc. But that's precisely what it seems like people want to happen with AI: they don't want us to condition on wealth/income, rather, they flat-out want us to filter the training set to force the AI to think group A and group B are equal when that's not what the data says.