A panel including legal and artificial intelligence (AI) experts made the case today that algorithms used as evidence in court decisions and to influence other criminal justice decisions should be ...

The impact of AI systems cannot always be attributed to epistemic or ethical failures. Much of their impact can appear initially ethically neutral in the absence of obvious harm. A separate set of ...

Algorithms are currently used to assist in a wide array of health care decisions. Despite the general utility of these health care algorithms, there is growing recognition that they may lead to ...

When an algorithm exploits, it risks missing out on a better option or failing to adapt to a changing environment. Anyone who ...

More experience in a given situation tends to make us feel we are getting better at making decisions. As we gain expertise, our judgments get quicker, too. But quick doesn’t always mean accurate. So, ...

As life grows increasingly digital, Americans rely on algorithms in their daily decision-making—to pick their music on Pandora, guide their program choices on Netflix, and even suggest people to date ...

As the use of artificial intelligence has spread rapidly throughout the US health care system, concerns have been raised about racial and ethnic biases built into the algorithms that often guide ...

It contains two main parts: fNIRS risk detection and fNIRS integrated reinforcement learning (RL). The first part covers real-time pre-processing, feature extraction, and classification models. The ...