>I don't really understand what it means to not use race as a criteria You find criteria that are not inherent to race. Reluctantly using your twisted example, imagine the left handed are more likely to default on loans…
I'm not sure neural nets provide plausible deniability. The NN can be proven to be discriminatory.
“People overestimate the probability of things happening,” says Myers. “In social psychology literature it is fairly well established that people are poor at assessing risk." Please tell me who are these people who…
Clicked the link thinking that this would be some sort of grander geopolitical argument(alliances, treaties, borders, size of fleet). I have instead finally crawled out of the rabbit hole that is international submarine…
>I don't really understand what it means to not use race as a criteria You find criteria that are not inherent to race. Reluctantly using your twisted example, imagine the left handed are more likely to default on loans…
I'm not sure neural nets provide plausible deniability. The NN can be proven to be discriminatory.
“People overestimate the probability of things happening,” says Myers. “In social psychology literature it is fairly well established that people are poor at assessing risk." Please tell me who are these people who…
Clicked the link thinking that this would be some sort of grander geopolitical argument(alliances, treaties, borders, size of fleet). I have instead finally crawled out of the rabbit hole that is international submarine…