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If Google is right 98% of the time, companies might find it not worth the cost to develop and use a better system, leaving the 2% of people caught in the crack
by remram 3y ago
If Google is right 98% of the time, companies might find it not worth the cost to develop and use a better system, leaving the 2% of people caught in the crack unable to get basic services as all companies go off of Google's data. This is a huge fairness problem.
- tekknik 3y agoThis problem exists across the board, and it’s due to people using, and in some cases abusing, statistics. Instead of using statistics/probability to answer questions, we should instead not use it at all or have a limit on how much a decision can be made based on chance.