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AI and ML Demystified / @carologic / MWUX2017
Regulations take forever
• Humans and algorithms aren’t without bias
• ML has potential to make less biased decisions
• Algorithms trained with biased data
pick up and replicate biases, and develop new ones
Q&A: Should artificial intelligence be legally required to explain itself?
By Matthew Hutson, May. 31, 2017. Interview with Sandra Wachter, data ethics researcher at Univ. of Oxford and Alan Turing Institute.
http://www.sciencemag.org/news/2017/05/qa-should-artificial-intelligence-be-legally-required-explain-itself