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I feel this might be counterproductive. An AI and its training data are likely discoverable. Hallway conversations and group meetings are not.
by avidiax 2y ago
I feel this might be counterproductive.
An AI and its training data are likely discoverable. Hallway conversations and group meetings are not.
- eqvinox 2y agoEven if the training data is discoverable, there's be no way to provide any assurance on what the training result ended up as.
- unsnap_biceps 2y agoIn theory, one could get a copy of the AI and run tests on it, proving or disproving a claimed bias. That said, I'm happy with the new law.
- sciencesama 2y agoThe problem is that insurance companies dont train their own models instead rely on outside vendors and vendors who reject more are given the opportunity so this sets a wrong precedence just like how contracts to the dod makes the folks play it long game rather than making products fast !!
- mmooss 2y ago> An AI and its training data are likely discoverable. Hallway conversations and group meetings are not. You need a solution that works in everyday practice. Relying on customers to sue and win in order to keep insurance companies honest day-to-day seems insufficient.