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They aren't *banning* generative AI. They are making sure you can't say "the AI chose so" when a client asks you why they were rejected for a loan or something
by LelouBil 4y ago
They aren't *banning* generative AI.
They are making sure you can't say "the AI chose so" when a client asks you why they were rejected for a loan or something similar.
- throwaway48495 4y agoFunny. I was just filling my tax report and the reason for not accepting some of the deductions I still think I should be getting is "because the program said so". I live in EU. Perhaps the EU should first clean it's own porch before talking about what the private sector should do.
- seszett 4y agoAs far as I know most countries have clear, public algorithms for tax reports, may I ask which country you are talking about? In any case your problem is one of an incompetent person not being able to explain the decision, not a black box algorithm (since the program you are talking about has been programmed, not taught like an AI). You have recourses (though probably difficult to exercise) unlike with a decision officially based on an AI in which case it is technically impossible to motivate the decision.