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> Someone demonstrated that the leading system flagged multiple members of Congress as dangerous fugitives and that was the end of that. That's not a question
by IMTDb 4y ago
> Someone demonstrated that the leading system flagged multiple members of Congress as dangerous fugitives and that was the end of that.
That's not a question of ethics, it's a question of the model performance.
- bitterblotter 4y agoAlthough it is an attempt to circumvent unethical use of AI
- paulryanrogers 4y agoIf the model performed so poorly it would be an ethical concern to deploy it, as many departments were so eager to do.
- cumshitpiss 4y ago[dead]
- runarberg 4y agoThe performance wasn’t uniformally poor across all demographics, there were some subsets of people which this performed worse then others, An expert in ethics would know where to start testing a model for suspected biases. A simple QA of the model—particularly if the QA team is not very diverse—is more likely to fail at testing for these biases.