AI's and Algorithms Take Away Our Sense of Responsibility

the very idea of artificial intelligence gives us the cover to avoid accountability by pretending that machines can take on more and more human responsibility. This holds for things that we don

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When we allow an algorithm to make suggestions to us, and we accept them, we are giving up our own aesthetical choices.

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The First Church of Robotics

Electronic/World Wide Web>Internet Article: Lanier, Jaron (August 9, 2010), The First Church of Robotics, New York Times, A1, New York, Retrieved on -0001-11-30

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