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The issue is that a case worker that has been instructed to delay processes (or has incentive structures in place to do so) is equally bad. I think we just nee
by tossandthrow 3y ago
The issue is that a case worker that has been instructed to delay processes (or has incentive structures in place to do so) is equally bad.
I think we just need regulation. Not regulation that takes AI into account.
- dv_dt 3y agoAgreed, I think of a standardized clerical process (even if wholly administered by humans) as an algorithm. I’m not a lawyer but I suspect there are regulations that apply to unjustified denial of insurance healthcare services - they don’t seem to be closely enforced and moreover there is also a frustrating magical enforcement loophole when software becomes involved where even previous precedents seem to need to be reestablished just because tech doing the denial is somehow different than people following a process.