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The defendant has a right to “confront” their accuser. So when an algorithm is the one doing the accusing it seems only fair that the defendant should be able t
by elliekelly 6y ago
The defendant has a right to “confront” their accuser. So when an algorithm is the one doing the accusing it seems only fair that the defendant should be able to understand how and why the algorithm arrived at that conclusion. Running the analysis through every software package available wouldn’t satisfy the defendant’s 6th amendment rights.
- carlmr 6y agoIt wouldn't satisfy them, but if one of the software packages gave a different answer they can't both be correct.
- elliekelly 6y agoOr worse, they could give the same incorrect answer.