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The process/decision tree is open and transparent. There's still going to be the potential for implicit bias in the system, but there's no way to remove that en
by moate 7y ago
The process/decision tree is open and transparent. There's still going to be the potential for implicit bias in the system, but there's no way to remove that entirely from the process (I guess unless you move to a luck based system in which the decision is just made randomly, but nobody would like that)
- rob-olmos 7y agoI have doubts the algorithm would be a decision tree, or capable of being contained in one. I feel like at some point it would use or be an ML model. Would a model also be open and transparent? It would at least be open & testable, but I'm not sure about transparent for easily identifying any biases.