AI AffAIrs
AI Affairs: The podcast for a critical and process-oriented look at artificial intelligence.We highlight the highlights of the technology, as well as its downsides and current weaknesses (e.g., bias, hallucinations, risk management).The goal is to be aware of all the…
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032 AI Decisions Are a LEGAL TIME BOMB: THIS Is the Bulletproof Architecture (opens the original)
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Episode L032 Title: AI Decisions Are a LEGAL TIME BOMB: THIS Is the Bulletproof Architecture On Monday we switched on the warning lights, today we deliver. ⏰ Your company's algorithm just auto-rejected a loan applicant - not because of their credit history, but because it correlated an unrelated data point (like shopping at a discount grocery store) with default risk. Nobody wrote that rule. The AI just learned it. And tomorrow you wake up to a GDPR lawsuit you didn't see coming. Welcome to the
032 Quicky AI Decisions Are a LEGAL TIME BOMB: THIS Is What 99% Miss (opens the original)
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Episode Q032 Title: AI Decisions Are a LEGAL TIME BOMB: THIS Is What 99% Miss Forget the assumption that buying an off-the-shelf AI tool automatically makes your business modern. Right now, 99% of the industry is sleeping on the time bomb of machine heteronomy - letting AI make human decisions with zero control. Ignorance here is a career killer. ⚠️ In this AI Affairs Quicky, we tear into the human consent standard your business needs before the EU AI Act catches up with you. No deep technical d
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