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    Aella‏Verified account @Aella_Girl 6 Mar 2019

    An AI is built to make predictions and recommendations for outcomes (investing, hiring, where to move, financial policy, etc.) This AI is trained without bias, out of vast amounts of reliable data. Is it possible for this AI to be racist?

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      1. Michael Sanislo‏ @sparktherevolt 6 Mar 2019
        Replying to @Aella_Girl

        Since it would likely reflect the inputs of the real-world: yes. Also depends on how loose a definition of racist was used.

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      1. Darkenend‏ @Darkenend 6 Mar 2019
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        The simple no/yes reply lacks context which is probably necessary, but an awesome question either way.

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      2. Torgie, +2 💉, but still 6+ feet away‏ @torgie 6 Mar 2019
        Replying to @Ale_Villarre @Aella_Girl

        Excellent response

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      2. Torgie, +2 💉, but still 6+ feet away‏ @torgie 6 Mar 2019
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        If it's trained on real world data, it's going to be racist. Because our real world (not just the US) is built on hundreds of years of institutional racism. An AI reflecting/trained on the world - as is - will be racist. It takes active effort to normalize.

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      3. Helena‏ @cockamamied 6 Mar 2019
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        Which isn't even hypothetical! We already have "racist" and "sexist" algorithms. https://www.newscientist.com/article/2166207-discriminating-algorithms-5-times-ai-showed-prejudice/ … https://www.bbc.com/news/technology-45809919 …

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      2. Daniel Arancibia‏ @ArancibiaDM 6 Mar 2019
        Replying to @Aella_Girl

        I voted 'yes', but to be fair what I envision would not necessarily be 'racism' as much as 'unjust discrimination' against particular groups. It may not be race-based at all.

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      3. JJ‏ @evolvjj 8 Mar 2019
        Replying to @ArancibiaDM @Aella_Girl

        Definite unjust. There's no bias in the system. Are you saying more bias not less = less racism?

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      2. Andrew Barber  🌐 🌹‏ @abarber1 6 Mar 2019
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        @mathbabedotorg

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      3. Cathy O'Neil‏ @mathbabedotorg 6 Mar 2019
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        Trick question! No such thing as "without bias." There's bias we like and bias we don't.

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