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|a Broad, Ellen,
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|a Made by humans /
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|i Cover subtitle:
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|a How we got here -- A note on language -- Part I. Humans as Data: Provenance and purpose. People and prejudice. Privacy and control. Making data visible -- Part II. Humans as designers: Alchemy. Intelligibility. Fairness. Openness. Diversity -- Part III. Making humans accountable: Law and policy. Regulating the rule makers.
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|a AI can be all too human quick to judge, capable of error, vulnerable to bias. It's made by humans after all. Humans design the systems and tools that make new forms of AI faster. Humans are the data sources that make AI smarter. Humans will make decisions about how to use AI. The laws and standards, the tools, the ethics. Who benefits. Who gets hurt. "Made by Humans" explores our role in automation and the responsibilities we must take on.
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