Left Unchecked, Artificial Intelligence Can Become Prejudiced All On Its Own
Taken to its extreme, AI that runs the world could even develop an anti-human bias.
Taken to its extreme, AI that runs the world could even develop an anti-human bias.
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A future governed by AI is promising. But it's also scary.
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And it did so without any help from an engine.