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1. "no bias is eliminated at first place, since the algorithm is still man made" - This is a straw man. if specific criteria are being automatically evaluated
by tryingtogetback 5y ago
1. "no bias is eliminated at first place, since the algorithm is still man made" -
This is a straw man. if specific criteria are being automatically evaluated bias is most certainly reduced (if not eliminated).
2. "especially if the input relies on computer vision" - evaluation criteria can be infinitely improved upon
3. "neither you or I have read the code" -
I highlighted transparency concerns in my original comment
4. Unavoidable, unintentional implementation flaws (bugs) are expected but so are fixes and continuous improvements.
I would certainly trust an algorithm to make a decision about my employment over an unpredictable, flawed, and (often times) incompetent human management
- hef19898 5y agoNo straw man, that algorithms cam be biased has been already proven.