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>identify the person or people fully accountable for the machine's decisions. Which required more tech, not less.
by Xmd5a 2y ago
>identify the person or people fully accountable for the machine's decisions.
Which required more tech, not less.
- dartos 2y agoNot necessarily. Tbh I’m in favor of holding C-suite responsible for the actions of their company, unless the company has extremely clear bylaws regarding accountability. If, say, a health insurance provider was using an entirely automated claim review process that falsely denies claims, I think the C-level people should be responsible.