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Outsourcing Humanity - Do Algorithms Make Better Decisions Than People?

Offered By: World Science Festival via YouTube

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Course Description

Overview

Explore the ethical implications and practical applications of artificial intelligence in decision-making processes across various fields in this thought-provoking World Science Festival panel discussion. Delve into the advantages and challenges of using algorithms for critical decisions in healthcare, policy-making, employment, education, criminal justice, and military operations. Learn from leading researchers as they examine the potential of AI to outperform human judgment, while also addressing concerns about transparency, bias, and the lack of human qualities like empathy and common sense in algorithmic decision-making. Gain insights into the current state and future prospects of AI-driven decision-making, its impact on society, and the ethical considerations surrounding the increasing reliance on machine algorithms for life-altering choices.

Syllabus

Introduction
What is an algorithm
Introductions
Connies work
Transparency
Explanation
The Statistical Distribution
Humans are Frail
Algorithms as Magic
AI in Healthcare
AI in Policy
Human in AI Decisions
Do We Choose Wisely
Algorithms and Race
Ethics at Google
Ethics at Amazon
Feedback Loops
Technological Solutions
Autonomous Weapons
Laws Governing Use


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World Science Festival

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