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Google has a computer making decisions that affect humans, and then they then have humans defending the decisions a computer did. We live in a dystopia. I hope
by anilakar 24d ago
Google has a computer making decisions that affect humans, and then they then have humans defending the decisions a computer did. We live in a dystopia. I hope "Karen" sees the irony in the day job she is doing.
A COMPUTER CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE. THEREFORE A COMPUTER MUST NEVER MAKE A MANAGEMENT DECISION.
—IBM, 1979
- Maxion 24d agoTechnically not allowed in the EU. Will probably take several more years before they get fined a few hundred million again.
- anilakar 24d agoGoogle will present multipe bogus reasons, such as: 1) it is not automated 2) the user consented 3) subjecting oneself to automated processing is a hard requirement while in reality 1) a human rubberstamping the decision does not make it non-automated 2) coerced or forced consent via ToS and a checkbox is not consent 3) automated processing is not a requirement, just a business decision.