SAS Assistant Professor wrote an article that was published in The Conversation, titled, “”, where he discussed that although AI technology can give companies an edge over competitors, at times flawed products enter the market.
“If AI is central to our future, we need to pay careful attention to the assumptions around harms and benefits programmed into these products. As it stands, there is a perverse incentive to design AI that is artificially innocent,” Weitzner says, in the article.
Read the in The Conversation.
