Predictive AI: limits and considerations
Since my last post, I have been busy preparing for my third year exams and writing a legal article on how different jurisdictions regulate the use of Artificial Intelligence in public sector decision-making. I am greatly drawn to administrative law, so I try my best to stay informed on this technology as it is reshaping the practice. While writing my article, my professor, Dr. Raul Madden , recommended the book ' AI Snake Oil ' by Arvind Narayanan and Sayash Kapoor. It is a very insightful overview of AI and while not geared towards legal practitioners, it provides easy to understand explanations of AI technology. The analysis and implications discussed are also supported with fascinating real-life case studies. (Stay tuned for a book review Dr. Madden and I are working on!) In this post, I want to very briefly share concerns about AI as a decision-making tool discussed in the book. I will focus on predictive AI, a type of AI that uses data, statistical algorithms, and machine ...