That's an important point, no matter if the algorithm is some trained neural net or a ruleset written by hand. I'm often under the impression that moral standa

That's an important point, no matter if the algorithm is some trained neural net or a ruleset written by hand. I'm often under the impression that moral standards are easier to ignore if "the computer says that X". E.g. we have to accept the fact that woman is much more likely to take maternety leave, and essentially an AI is okay to be aware of that, too. It even has to, else it finds another commom factor (eg womans chess club) - but it should be able to wilfully ignore this finding because using it against an applicant is immoral.