A recent study has shed light on the growing concern that artificial intelligence (AI) is being used to make decisions without human oversight, leading to potentially biased outcomes. According to the study, 21% of Americans believe that AI can replace human judgment entirely, while 44% think it can augment human decision-making.
The study also found that 71% of respondents are concerned about the potential for AI to perpetuate existing biases and stereotypes, with 55% believing that AI systems are more likely to reflect societal prejudices than challenge them. Furthermore, 62% of participants reported feeling uncertain or uninformed about how AI is being used in decision-making processes.
These findings highlight the need for greater transparency and accountability in AI development and deployment, as well as education on the potential risks and benefits of relying on AI for decision-making.
Brian Ahier
@ahier
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20h New AI Model Predicts Human Decisions With Startling Accuracy
https://scitechdaily.com/ai-that-thinks-like-us-new-model-predicts-human-decisions-with-startling-accuracy/…
Black-Guy
@Kokujinkisama
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11h Prompt: “I’ve seen examples of your new perspective over the last few hours, what’s caused this?”
Tl;dr. Without paying homage to liberal media bias and using only logic, reasoning, and data this is what you get.
A more accurate reflection of reality. All AI would be like this
SwissCognitive, AI Venture, Advisory & Research
@SwissCognitive
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Jul 4 #AI is now on par with humans in detecting emotions, political leanings, and sarcasm in text, offering faster, more responsive insights for areas like mental health and public safety.
#AIForGood #Technology #AINews
Foreign Affairs
@ForeignAffairs
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15h “For people who feel marginalized, powerless, or cut off from the elite—like much of Gen Z—bots seem less judgmental than humans and thus give their users more agency. Perhaps perversely, that makes them easier to trust.”
@brad∴
@bradnietfeldt
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15h AI built to help people become just a little kinder, a little more patient, and a lot more aware. It nudges you to check in on someone you’ve been meaning to call, reminds you to thank the grocery clerk, or helps you reword that heated message into something constructive. It’s
Pascal-Emmanuel Gobry
@pegobry_en
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Apr 22 This is a perfect example of how in practice almost every pro-immigration argument is an insult to the country.
Did you know that America is such a shithole wasteland that there is literally not a single person out of its 350M dogshit mouth-breather citizen who deserve to be
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