> you don't need AI ethics research to solve these issue. what are you talking about? This is exactly the kind of research that's classified as AI ethics. "Sol

> you don't need AI ethics research to solve these issue. what are you talking about? This is exactly the kind of research that's classified as AI ethics. "Solving these issues". > instead of focusing on real issues that cause systemic discrimination Identifying which ML models _actually running in production_ cause systemic discrimination (e.g. as you mentioned poor image recognition, bail predictions, etc.) is exactly focusing on real issues that... cause systemic discrimination. > AI is not causing systemic discrimination This is simply not true. Bad ML models have an impact on systemic discrimination right now, in that they amplify it. > instead of focusing on real issues that cause systemic discrimination It's a fallacy to think we can't do both, there's enough humans. Both making better AI and making better societal systems.