“As the outputs of algorithms increasingly pervade our everyday lives – from wayfinding apps and search engine autofill results to investment advice and self-driving cars – we must also come to terms with who should be held accountable when those algorithms cause harm, and how. In the lives of many people, algorithms are harmless, even helpful. They help us to quickly find answers to our questions by bringing to the fore the most relevant results of our online searches …” (more)
[Rebecca J Krystosek, Minnesota Law Review, 17 May]
First posted 2017-05-22 09:24:00
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