Social Scores Are Real And You Have One Too
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- AI-derived scores rank individuals based on their profitability or risk as consumers, job candidates, or even defendants in court. Machine-learning algorithms decide your life.
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Businesses, courts and the police have adopted artificial intelligence to assign scores to individuals based on poorly understood statistical analysis. The public needs to start a dialogue about whether or not we want to accept the ethics of this practice.
Throughout my research, I have been able to identify seven different scores maintained on individuals or locations. Here’s what I could find. You have a:
• consumer score, which is now widespread among customer-oriented enterprises
• Health Score and Driver Score, - both of which are sought by insurance companies and I already covered these two scoring systems in separate videos.
• Credit Rating Score - used in lending, loaning and banking markets.
• Job Applicant Score - most commonly deployed in resume scanning and candidate ranking
• a risk-assessment score used in criminal justice system,
• and a predictive policing score
Sources
Bias and privacy concerns: news.harvard.edu/gazette/stor...
Consumer score
www.theverge.com/2019/11/6/20...
www.nytimes.com/2019/11/04/bu...
www.wsj.com/articles/on-hold-...
www.inc.com/bill-murphy-jr/se...
Health score
www.statnews.com/2015/12/15/i...
www.propublica.org/article/he...
time.com/4588104/medical-data...
www.revealnews.org/blog/your-...
Driver score
www.washingtonpost.com/techno...
www.consumerreports.org/autom...
www.mckinsey.com/~/media/mcki...
Job applicant score
Amazon hiring AI bias: www.reuters.com/article/us-am...
www.cnbc.com/2021/08/23/the-r...
Resume screening: www.vox.com/recode/2019/12/12...
www.inc.com/minda-zetlin/ai-a...
Babysitter screening: gizmodo.com/predictim-claims-...
Risk-assessment score in justice system
www.wired.com/story/algorithm...
www.wired.com/story/when-gove...
www.telegraph.co.uk/news/2020...
Machine bias in criminal sentencing: www.propublica.org/article/ma...
www.zdnet.com/article/ai-in-t...
www.nytimes.com/2016/06/23/us...
www.nytimes.com/2017/05/01/us...
www.theverge.com/2019/1/17/18...
Predictive policing
www.technologyreview.com/2020...
www.theverge.com/2018/2/27/17...
www.nytimes.com/2015/09/25/us...
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I think one of the big shortcomings of Machine Learning systems is that they are good at finding statistical associations, but can't tell the difference between cause and effect.
Everyone should know this wonderful family friendly content.
It is because the family needs to know this safety.
@Sierra J of course
This is not family friendly, I don't want my kids to accept this at face value and precieve this a the baseline status quo of there youth.
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@@singularityscan it kinda is though doesn't make it go away by ignoring it my advice get your kid to study the banality of evil tobacco oil arms trade etc
I'm very happy you talk about topics like these, they're starting to get more necessary with every passing day. Thank you.
yup indeed
really! misuse of public office is a crime in South Australia .
I saw most of this in Psycho-Pass and I laughed at it. Now it's practically reality.
But there is no cloud computing with hivemind biological processors, and no Dominator, screw this present, it is lame.
Not before 5G 🤣
Psycho-Pass was one of the coolest anime settings that I have ever seen. I took their dystopian perspective seriously. In 2012, Gen Urobuchi, Naoyoshi Shiotani, and Katsuyuki Motohiro were somewhat ahead of their time in creating the setting for Psycho-Pass. They pushed the technology to sci-fi levels, but the "Crime Coefficient," highly advanced biological computers (judge and jury), and police (executioner) are not that unbelievable to develop in our world. "Crime Coefficient" is a police score. In our world, we will eventually develop enough computing power to run high-end AI that can issue search warrants, verdicts, and etc. faster than a human judge. Police armed with super-high-end technology to kill criminals even quicker is only a matter of time.
Luckily in some countries, the justice system is slow and inefficient compared to the Psycho-Pass world, where it's quick and efficient in executing justice against latent criminals.
We are all Sinners of the System
I Always Recommend This Anime but Could Never Remember The Name. Tysm Fellow Anime and Privacy/Security Enthusiast
Bias, as it turns out, is an inherent characteristic of *learning.* Some saber-tooth tiger tried to eat someone; so all saber-tooth tigers are dangerous. Some cows gave someone milk and food; so all cows are a good thing. From the specific, to the general, to the specific again. Everything with any intelligence learns this way. (The cow gets a much higher score from humans than the tiger.)
So generalization which could be considered stereotypes 🧐
@@sirdewd2197 Yes! The attempt to eradicate all racism is a fight against the common learning process. We experience specific events that lead us to generalize, then apply that generalization to new specific cases in the future. Sticking a finger in one electric socket hurts; don't stick it in *any* electric socket after that. (I've just stereotyped electric sockets.) It should be no surprise that AI learns the same way.
@Mi Ju Most milk isn't poisoned. Most tigers however won't hesitate to munch on you.
@@joesterling4299 Pattern recognition. When you drill right down to the core, the ability to identify patterns is essentially the basis for IQ tests, and it's also what machine learning does. The thing about machine learning algorithms is that they're totally incapable of making abstract connections, they can only compute what they've been programmed to compute. That's why I don't believe this rudimentary AI will ever be a replacement for the human mind - and it's also why this entire discussion has such a deeply creepy, anti-human feel to it. The materialist paradigm has concluded that human beings are nothing more than biological algorithms, which is why these people (Globalists, primarily) think they can treat people as glorified inanimate objects. They don't believe consciousness is anything more than a byproduct of synaptic firings, they don't believe we have free will, so they disregard us as anything more than programmable widgets who can & should be completely controlled.
clearly you don't tiger blood does not pump through your veins
i have experienced this automatic support process with a delivery app where the only answer they gave is "due to our security protocol we can't give any info of why we decided to close your account"
How can this even be legally allow it even happens minutes after they refund a big order from the grocery store with in app credits
Correction: its still a Dystopian scenario. Its just not Sci-Fi…
Vaccine passports
@@trueblade3636 we are not very far from their. The world will end Jesus/Isa A.S will come soon.
It will be. Sci Fi is just predictive programming. It will be here.
@@shoaibakther1453 First dajjal
You guys remember when DeepMind made an AI that played Starcraft 2 and after 2 years of research it only learned how to abuse the rules imposed on it and to cheat without actualy cheating?
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Not just with another video but with another great video
@@beautyandthebirds6099 The race BS was a shame. Not a great video.
Yeah he got shadow banned and at this point his channel is basically dead.
What is "shadow banned"?
@nehem Is it done by humans or Ai?
Fun fact, China's social credit system was just a plan that was thought-of, but hasn't actually been implemented. Also, the EU has passed a law preventing businesses from using AI to make certain important decisions, like which applicants to hire, price for health insurance, etc.
I am surprised that EU did something useful
Where there’s will there’s a way. Outsource task and then leverage on results.
They are trade secrets and never shared because the companies have zero idea how their AI works.
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The part about the algorithm being biased against women is nonsensical. Selecting more men for mostly physical and spatial tasks shows it was unbiased in that area.
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Me too
Me too!!!
In the west we aren't in "democracy" and the people in charge definitely don't respect human rights, other than that you're spot on as always
Technocracy and an elected monarch in the US' case
It’s shadow oligarchy, the masses elect a politician and the oligarchs rule by proxy through politicians, when shit hits the fan politicians get the blame and heat and the true decision makers get off scot free and move on to their next target. Then the masses feel guilty because the media forces all the propaganda as if who they voted for matters. The current democratic model is flawed and breeds mental illness because it creates a “us vs them” mindset and people become unhinged, it’s not about a nation’s prosperity or the good of the people, it’s about a bs nonsensical modern ideology designed to further control the masses and brainwash them into worshiping and liking their masters. This is designed to weaken Nationalism and strip a nation of it’s cultural heritage so that it can be replaced with a new one that’s more focused on consuming products from the state owned enterprises, control the masses through fear and artificial social issues so that they can keep one side against the other at all times. The people at the top don’t even care about the country that they rule; might not even be theirs but even if it were theirs they still wouldn’t care. All they care about is personal gain and to further their control, fortify their rule on others so that they may for ever stay at the top. Modern democracy is a scam.
the west are just "more democratic" and "seems to respect more human rights then, it's easy to criticize the west when you just know the west, try to see the rest of the world.
@@filipelimartins I'm from the "rest of the word", whatever that means ...
@@maiskk6326 do you really believe you country is more democratic or respect human rights than the west then?
Ayyyyyy my boy is back when I found you I was in high school. Now I’m in college doing networking and security
college*
Is it not possible that Amazon's resume' rating system was actually acting upon a verifiable reality: Are men more likely to work longer hours and less likely to quit or change jobs quickly? Add to this the emphasis given to hiring more women or people of color. To a machine, this would mean those groups are more likely to move on after only a year or even a few months.
It's very possible.
It's very anecdotal, but my minority friend changed jobs 6x in one year, but I haven't held more than 1 job every 2 years or more.
Men are more likely to work longer hours. Look at the pay gap myth, that’s literally what it is.
@@RealPetasi it's earnings gap, not pay gap
pretty dangerous considering how ridiculously crap A.I's still are. And the very crude methods with which those scores are calculated.
Not to mention what happens if some funny fker decides to play around with the scores or influence how the A.I. rates people... There's an interesting older film with Samuel L. Jackson illustrating what can happen if people are in positions to do things with computers they shouldn't be, or anyone shouldn't be for that matter, but can't think of the name.
Who am I telling though.
Or almost any of the Black Mirror episodes. Top quality nightmares.
that intro was crisp
imagine getting detained just because AI say so
Watch Psycho-Pass. That's literally the premise
I don't think Amazon would've stopped working on that AI project IF it were favoring women instead of men. In fact, they've been shouting on top of the world if that were the case!
By liking your comment I've lowered my social credit score.
@SNES Nes By liking all three of these comments and replying mine has been lowered exponentially.
What the fuck does this even mean
I was discussing with my girlfriend earlier that we, as humans, failed miserably over and over to combine our *soul*, or the collective nature of humans, with the technology we developed.
2020 was a year where violent crimes and shooting sprees by psychotic people spiked up higher than ever. Funny enough was the year where everybody was told to stay at home and "enjoy our technological amenities". What a miserable failure. Those same things that were thought to make our lives easier, happier, quicker, were the ones to take the sanity of struggling people with low conscience. The question stays: Are we just bacteria in a petri dish and this is the antibiotic, or are we the antibiotic?
Its more a matter of Elite Theory vs the rest of whatever country/society you are talking about.
Degeneration of discourse is inevitable, as there is no third party which can provide "truth" in a liberal society.
The naive and mythological belief that 'logic and reason' can form an objective foundation by which individuals can find common ground in a pluralistic world, has been totally obliterated.
This universalist way of thinking is completely wrong, and in hindsight, almost idiotic.
People determine 'truth' based off of their desire. If left to their own devices, they will simply form their own version of reality through the lens of their innate characteristics, their fears and desires, and their experiences.
But this doesn't happen within a vacuum, instead a concept of truth emerges from the prevailing culture and social norms--in our case,
that would be the ideology generated by the mass media, entertainment products, the education system, legal system, and political propaganda--simply because those have great impact on shaping a certain conformity of values that is necessary among individuals under a common banner.
The vast majority of people get their information and understanding of the world through those institutions. How irrational their beliefs are is irrelevant, because logic and reason only matter if there are consequences.
In an engineered world, the right kind of irrationality and superstition is rewarded and reinforced, while logic and reason become potential 'tools of the devil' which threaten the prevailing 'truth' ministry.
Individual desires therefore conform to whatever worldview is reinforced by the ‘carrot and stick’.
By definition, dissidents are those few who do not trust the popular 'truth' promoted by social institutions.
However, they are not removed or detached from their own desires, their own superstitions and biases, or their own emotional responses.
They could be just as irrational and imbecilic as the main herd of cattle in society but are simply mistrustful of the prevailing authority for some dogmatic or emotional reason.
Now add the current year buzzwords in to the mix, such as "Diversity" "intersectionality" "multiculturalism" "hate speech" "tolerance" "racism" and other elements that the elites use to club the normies of society and you understand that "they" want it this way, beacuse they are in a postition to exploit it against their own people and ofcorse others as well.
One of the most needed knowledge of mankind at these times.
This is like Watch_dogs. Creepy part about that game was being a hacker who can just look up any NPCs generated data to see Personal information like Money made, jobs, or even some things of note. All just by looking them up. It was creepy seeing all that data
those frenchies were ahead of the curve
It's been a while since I've seen one of your videos. As always very informative and educational. Keep spreading the word!
But if say the lion's share of resumes are from male candidates, doesn't that indicate that males are more interested in positions with Amazon? If so, why not just hire based on that criteria? That way, you can have a balance that is actually based on gender interests in these positions, instead of silly, ill conceived gender 'equality' quotas.
So, if say ~30% of resumes are from female job candidates, the hired pool should consist of around 30% (qualified) females. It seems like someone took the fact that more males were being hired as a consequence of more males applying and jumped to the conclusion that it must be gender bias.
> female
> qualified
Hah!
@@RealPetasi Soo edgy.
@@AiMR For warehouse work, why would you ever hire a woman?
@@RealPetasi some dont make the difference between warehoure and whorehouse
@@AiMR that's the stupidest thing I have ever read. Societal reasons play a role every single time
I can't believe I'm going to defend Amazon but here I go....
In the defense of the programmers at Amazon The AI was most likely programmed to find the most efficient workers as possible and since men are typically more athletic than women it would make more sense that the system would try to choose men over women.
Yes dude people at Amazon peak humans in strngth totally. Everyone at at Amazon runs a marathon
The thing about pursuing privacy is that a lack of data points is a data point itself.
stop the surveillance!
As someone that's a programmer, it's pretty clear that *we must kill the machine.*
Down with skynet!
The Butlerian Jihad was right!
So glad I stumbled on your channel, respect the work. Thank you.
How Artificial Intelligence Decides Your Life?
Don't you mean: 'How big company's and political parties decide your life?
Artificial Intelligence always has bias because of the ones who program it
It also has a bias because of reality. Such as race and gender.
To be precise, the AI algorithm is neutral, it’s the data programming themselves.
If the data is being processed, then obviously it is biased.
If raw data is applied, it still cannot capture the true reality because it won’t be the full dataset.
And even a fullset of raw data is applied, the expected output is defined by someone.
@@freedomofspeech2867 are you racist and sexist.
@@michaelraymon111 Yes thank you sir. Good eye.
@@freedomofspeech2867 Are you too much of a coward to say this in real life.
Thank you so much for this fantastic knowledge and research!
Another piece full of sinister information, I really appreciate what you do on this channel.
Hey notifications worked for once
After 7 years
"Chinese oppression" *shows Winnie the Pooh* Classic
real question: whose job is it to design and implement things like the "lifetime customer score" ? Where do they work, and who pays them? What college degrees do they get to prepare for this? If you want to protest against capitalism effectively, quit persecuting the rural blue collar classes... go find those people, bring them a nice homemade picnic lunch, and make the moral argument to them why that art is bad for liberty and genuine community. It takes some serious nihilism to reduce people to a consumer credit score and pretend you're happy that the numbers are going up.
I agree wholeheartedly with the idea that to have real change, blue collar rural folk need to be courted, not persecuted
when I was in computer and software sales my company paid far too little attention to the true value of the customer - treating each purchase, including those bound to cause trouble, and each customer, including those who never paid their bills, equally. And we went bust.
Great information like always keep up the amazing work!
I love all the arguments, great video! One thing to note though, not every company (and if I should say mainly multinational large ones) keep track of customer scores in regards to how a customer is treated... I mean they do track the data, but that data doesn't always translate all the way to the customer service. Thats a thought for a nearby future though. I can say this for sure as I have worked in customer support in several companies and more, most of the time (at least in European region) companies will outsource their customer support work to an external company that solely specializes in customer support. There is a certain extent to which companies can share information internaly between eachother, but I can definitely say for sure that the que lines while waiting for a support specialist to pick up your call are definitely not being tampered based on your customer score. One of the main reasons is because most of the time they are using various different proprietary softwares that are already hard to set up as it is, let alone modify the inputs or outputs in regards to external data (unless the call software is open source).
AI automated systems and data analysis is quite expensive! So it really depends on how large the company is...
Supporting local business is quite a good idea if you prefer to stay away from being tracked, the large companys DO have the capability but it only goes so far and likely extends to their partners and not local businesses.
Will you be updating the list for browsers and search engines?
A move to Odysee is definitely in order
Psychopass looks at identifying crime before it happens. It's a good anime to watch if you're interested.
The problem is that fictional system is highly effective and fairly impartial in regards to class ethnicity and background. The current AI systems are hot garbage in all regards.
It's a copy of a Hollywood movie. Anime is cringe and gay.
@@freedomofspeech2867 h*llywood movies are thrice as much
@@yukisuzuki629 Nowadays. Mel Gibson is also Hollywood you know.
Always nice to see you upload, bro.
muh, poor blaxx
10:18 - Blind hiring disproves this. If you remove g information from the application resume the AI will still hire the same. Why? Because there are objective biological differences and they have consequences on performance, and your past performance have direct effect on your resume.
Bump
The issue in the modern day is assuming that every man and woman of every race are exactly the same. You can’t say someone’s different, that’s racist/homophobic/sexist/xenophobic!
@@RealPetasi Human error.
@@freedomofspeech2867 human degradation. Mere 20 years ago it was ok to say that women are inferior to men. Now look where we are now.
@@yukisuzuki629 real
Family friendly. Very good content. Informative.
To be honest, I think that most people would see your thumbnail and think that the left bald man was the criminal and the right lady was the innocent one, assuming that the AI is wrong
This is wrong, because both persons are inherently innocent. When you don't know them
It could be highlighting a possible racial bias in the algorithm
@@thijmstickman8349 yes, and racial bias can go either way
The male on the right in the thumbnail was in jail for 30 months of probation and was charged with armed robbery, threatening and larceny. www.middletownpress.com/news/article/Robbery-suspect-may-face-more-charges-11829309.php
@@TheHatedOne so what? That's not the point I am trying to make.
The right lady could be a mass murderer. She could be innocent. You do know that man like him are the stereotype bad guy right?
AI is bias because of the ones program it.
@@trueblade3636 Its not necessarily the bias of the programmer, its the bias of the data. If data shows there is a higher likelihood of people raised in poorer disadvantaged (majority certain ethnic group) neighborhoods to commit crime the AI may reflect this in the 'reliability score' it gives to people with ties to this neighborhood, which considering the history of america (exact word gets you blocked by youtube) will give bad (my comment got deleted again) results.
You Have Enlightened Us Again
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If he is the smartest person u know then i would suggest you change the People that are around you and btw u don't know anything about him. He might be a conspiracy theorist and you would never know that
ive recently found your channel. and dude let me tell you. i love ALL your videos!
I thought the "judges make different decisions before lunch" thing was shot down decisively. When judges/staff arrange the daily calendars they naturally put harder cases that are going to take longer in some time slots and easily and quickly resolved cases in others.
That particular example may indeed be untrue, there wasn't any control group of judges who didn't eat, just retrospective data analysis which proves correlation but not causation. However that doesn't address the actual studies on the impact of hungryness (blood glucose levels) or sleepiness on decisions, level of aggression, tendency to agree, risk tolerance etc
"Arrest records are poor indicators future criminal activity." Citation needed!
No human is perfect or unbiased. No programmer is perfect or unbiased. No algo is perfect or unbiased. Takeaway - the worst is still to come, as the high-tech oligopoly is building a matrix, ruled by Algorithms
so in short the whole world is fuc k ed up!!
Many individuals have problems defining simple items, facts, process and situations and these individuals might be working creating policies, algorithms and taking decisions where they lack understanding.
Excellent work g. You and fellow
youtuber Mental Outlaw. Both worth the sub.
The more I understand why Luke Skywalker was taken to live in the dunes.
With that said, I still think this is dystopic.
I like the upbeat music at the end of this wonderful video.
Yes, those algorithms have the power to dump your life, letting you with no chance to defend yourself.
It's like a trial against you without your knowledge nor consent.
I suggest reading The Trial by Franz Kafka
as always ur knowledge sharing will be an eye opener...
I see a possible catch-22. What happens if the algorithms flag "a lack of data" as worse than negative data?
This already happens with mortgages. Where if you've never used credit or been in debt, you're rated poorly...
@@hq5105 Exactly! It happens with other things too. I'm a US citizen, but I couldn't get a landline phone because I had no phone-owning history in the continental US. Even though I had an excellent credit score!
@Zaydan Naufal pretty much. Just like credit. Can't get one unless someone who has one will vouch for you
@@Lili-xq9sn needing to pass an algorithmic test to get a phone? That's a new one to me.
@@thesenamesaretaken Yeah. And I had a landline in non-continental US for 20 years, but the phone company in a continental State wouldn't accept that. Eventually they made me show FIVE picture IDs before they'd give me a $20/month landline.
Can I just say: @The Hated One has one of the coolest openings I have ever heard/seen. I want the track in my spotify playlist. Lol. Also, the visuals: truely send a message that, while these may be the best of times, it is also the worst of times.
Same with the court AI, is it really a racist fallout? Or is it just an effect of how different 'races' are distributed among our social classes? Is the outcome actually wrong?
Or are people in each class due to cultural characteristics?
@@ieaatclams
Cultural characteristics within the social groups are what causes the differences in behavior. Historical reasons, such like slavery, Jim Crow etc, is why the distribution is what it is.
If the NSA is collecting data on you and giving you a score for their "national security" purposes, then it logically follows to assume the private sector is doing this even more for their own purposes.
please don't stop making content on youtube
Great work 🙏
You are always opening our minds with your videos and you show us how much we are ignorants and unaware.
@SNES Nes exactly 👍
Bravo that intro was spectacular!
Scary stuff! Great video... 😉
Will you be making a video on how to avoid keylogging?
@@kevinsedwards I have it and use it for most of my browsing(it was difficult to do even though it claims to be free) but I don't know how to download and manage applications the same way. I use the compromised default operating system known as windows for any other applications. Any ideas how external applications work in Linux?
@@kevinsedwards I just want to know how the downloads and applications work differently compared to windows.
Yeah, about 3 months ago i stopped watching THO, and i swear YT has NEVER recommended me a SINGLE THO video since, pretty sure they're trying to make me forget about their shit
Amazing video privacy is our right glad your educating people about tor
Will you be making a guide(simpler and easier one) on how to install linux?
This is a great tutorial video, thanks for the help with windows!
highly informative and high quality, as always.
Excellent video.
It deserves much more views.
I think I'm broken. This gave me a warm fuzzy feeling.
My state, Virginia, allows insurers to use credit data to set rates. They are NOT using credit scores, but proprietary schemes to insure the highest rates. Two of my insurers, State Farm and Progressive, routinely give me an unfavorable rate despite my being a long-time customer and never having made a claim. Progressive, my motorcycle insurer, told me that because I hadn't had a car loan recently, they were raising my rates. I own my home and vehicles outright, have plenty of cash, always have a credit score over 800, owe no money -- and yet they treat me like a bum, because they can.
Damn scary how close we are to psycho pass.
Time and time again you excel with brillant content.
Extremely informational content!
Thank you for what you do
Thank you The Hated One - One Love
Yes! That's a great distinction! AI reduces errors, not biases!
I love this family friendly content. My kids and I truly enjoy watching such educational and family friendly content.
You are not hated here, friend! Excellent work.
Thanks again for a very informative video.
Do you have an a presence on LBRY or Odysee? There is a channel @everythingFOSS that is reposting your videos there. Is that you, or someone else?
I made a post on UA-cam yesterday about some of the issues you highlighted here and UA-cam (Google) deleted it immediately. It was a high effort post too, without backup. Very annoying from UA-cam. What are they trying to achieve?
I don't know. Your comment wasn't in the "Held for review" bin so maybe UA-cam is glitching out or they just flat out remove stuff without telling us.
"This is not a dystopian sci-fi scenario"
No, because it's a dystopian cyberpunk scenario and we live in a dystopian cyberpunk world.
Just had a sit down conversation with my 7 year old about the importance of privacy. When she gets a little older and can understand the content, I'll direct her to your UA-cam channel as an occasional homework assignment.
Great vid on Algorithms and how they decide your life in seconds.
Keep making more vids. We will continue to support u with 👍🏻 likes.
What are your thoughts on session private messenger ?.
How do you deeply study about them.Can you tell me some tools and technique to do effective research
yes, thank you for the info.
Keep Educating Us.. We are with u
This is really starting to feel like a person of interest episode, an algorithm that can identify victims or perpetrators before the crime happens.
You're literally describing Psycho-Pass, I highly recommend watching it, it's a piece of art for the thinker.
Or the algorithm that would rate you low, keep you poor and raise the probability of you becoming a criminal.
Self-fulfilling prophecy
Great Music. Love it. 🎶🎶
Yay, another video from a very good content creator. Your videos keep me motivated to remain vigilant about privacy protection.
I mean how do you expect the AI not to be biased when its literally its job to be so. It either has to be biased towards some or be unable to pick a candidate. There is no third outcome.
That intro is dope
Yoo! I love the intro!
A.I and machine learning is the most demanded course in this year.