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This is a crucial point re the famous "A COMPUTER CAN NEVER BE HELD ACCOUNTABLE THEREFORE A COMPUTER MUST NEVER MAKE A MANAGEMENT DECISION" quote from a 1970s IBM presentation. We are about to see companies try to hide behind AI "decisions" at an unprecedented scale and we cannot allow them to do it
A good quote, tho I dislike the framing a bit. For me it's less that it MUST not make a management decision, and more that a computer DOES NOT make it. If you outsource such a decision to the computer, *that is a management decision*. It is still *your* decision, and *you are accountable for it*.
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About to happen in the finance/securities space. "Oh WE didn't make that investment recommendation/stock pick/misleading representation. The AI did it. Sorry!"
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Who does the SEC sue when someone types in "Does Michael Jordan recommend I buy 10,000 shares of XYZ?" and it spits out "As a long time investor in XYZ, Michael Jordan recommends you purchase that stock."
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Whoever named that system "Where's Daddy" should be dragged behind the nearest barn and put down like a rabid dog.
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Management is rarely held accountable for their decisions as it is. Unlinking the responsibility by passing it through an algorithm is not going to help.
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If you choose not to decide, etc.
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Hiding behind the mechanical turk is the entire purpose of the mechanical turk