> One of the few benefits of them is that they are going to be less biased than human review. This isn't necessarily true. The factors used to drive the algori

> One of the few benefits of them is that they are going to be less biased than human review. This isn't necessarily true. The factors used to drive the algorithms are selected by humans. And from those factors it's not always clear if they end up discriminatory. This is exactly why the systems remain opaque.