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In other words, its job will be perpetual-bias-perpetuator! I cannot fucking wait.
by conartist6 2y ago
In other words, its job will be perpetual-bias-perpetuator! I cannot fucking wait.
- ben_w 2y agoCould be. One of the annoying things is that when the AI has a bias people agree with, they say "algorithms can't be biased!", yet when the AI has one they do disagree with "it's so unfair they've made it woke/racist [delete as appropriate]". Reality is difficult, AI is difficult, statistics is difficult, everything is difficult. Accidental bias is almost inevitable no matter what, and that's one of the things GDPR is there for, to make sure errors can be fixed.
- anonymousab 2y agoThe EU AI act that went into force today also spells out some limitations. I think it would have been fun to require companies using AI to prove/show exactly why it makes a determination or decision, upon request, if it's being used to make decisions where we say that such biases should not be perpetuated. That this is burdensome or not yet possible with current LLM limitations is a problem to solve (or "tough shit") for the companies creating or using this technology; a necessary reckoning that they should have been forced to face from the onset.