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I don't know. An AI system is pretty objective. I mean you might not be able to interpret the weights, but I can't interpret what someone thinks of me when I'm
by bko 2y ago
I don't know. An AI system is pretty objective. I mean you might not be able to interpret the weights, but I can't interpret what someone thinks of me when I'm standing in front of them. At least you can tell an AI to ignore things like race, color, religion, etc since you won't be telling them what it is.
So I'd take an AI when it comes to making decisions any day of the week.
- fragmede 2y agoThe problem comes when information, like race or gender gets imputed in other ways, like zip code or purchasing habits, and the computer, whether it's a traditional algorithm, an ML model, or AI, outputs a decision against a protected class. The "my algorithm isn't racist" issue isn't a new one.