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I heard similar concerns expressed when the insurance company Lemonade, in since deleted & recanted tweets, said they were going to use AI to look for signs of
by maxbond 4y ago
I heard similar concerns expressed when the insurance company Lemonade, in since deleted & recanted tweets, said they were going to use AI to look for signs of deception in videos people submitted along with claims.
I only skimmed this article (I saw this on Twitter around the time it happened), doesn't appear to contain the deleted tweets, but it's discussed here https://www.vox.com/recode/22455140/lemonade-insurance-ai-twitter https://www.vox.com/recode/22455140/lemonade-insurance-ai-tw...
- AlotOfReading 4y agoAlong similar dystopian lines, companies are already using ML to review camera feeds during interviews to detect "cheating". I assume they'll add "deepfake detection" or similar at some point and people who consistently trigger false positives will become nigh unemployable in certain industries.