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Alexandre Hannud Abdo

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Dr. Damien P. Williams, Magus escreveu a seguinte publicação Tue, 27 Feb 2024 23:13:58 -0300

When we ask a statistical aggregate to infer probabilities of human action, human worth, and human life, that model will harm the most vulnerable every time. These are the people whom, when considered as data points, represent outliers — unexpected, <br />inconvenient, or otherwise neglected exceptions or eccentricities to the neat rule of parametric normality. You see, to receive the promise of these systems, you must agree to the terms: These systems are built on data that includes historic and <br />contemporary legacies of systemic racism, ableism, and gendered violence. These systems are built to solve problems or offer answers to questions that reflect an ongoing cultural ignorance about the nature of those problems or the motivations behind those <br />questions.

You very definitely should read this piece on the social implications of "AI" and statistics by @FractalEcho over at the Goethe Institute:

"On Being an Outlier"
https://www.goethe.de/prj/geg/en/thm/tru/25453339.html