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I'm very interested to see how they are going to differenciate an if-clause from an actualy AI algorythm... On the other hand I do believe that there should be
by jhoelzel 4y ago
I'm very interested to see how they are going to differenciate an if-clause from an actualy AI algorythm...
On the other hand I do believe that there should be limits for healthcare AI. We can not discriminate against the few to protect the many here. These are in fact, live and death situations we could be talking about.
- Y-bar 4y agoThey don't need to differentiate, this is an extension of current national liability rules which handles instances where software could cause harm but had a blind spot for AI-type applications. Until now companies could shield themselves from that liability by converting that set of if-else:s to a neural net. With this proposal the loophole should be closed.
- jhoelzel 4y agoThis is actually a brilliant insight, thank you! Would that not require that even small companies get audited and thus their code inspected? I can totally see it for the european giants but I am wondering how this thing can even be detected and also not be denied by saying "we use provider X what and thus their TOS" until the problem is eventually deported.