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Oct. 28, 2016
AI report shows concern for justice and fairness
The White House report on artificial intelligence puts indirect pressure on big data companies to be more transparent regarding how their data is gained, processed, used and shared. By Anna Hsia
Artificial intelligence has come a long way. From fantastical film depictions that are divorced from reality, to cautionary tales of robots taking over the world, artificial intelligence has largely been fiction. But artificial intelligence is no longer relegated to fantasy and conjecture, as technology has moved into the world of automation. Indeed, it is so mainstream that earlier this month the White House issued a report titled, "...
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