Author: George Montañez

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George Montañez
Date
January 7, 2019

Categorized
Ethics, Medicine and Health

Tagged
Artificial Intelligence, Bayes' Theorem, bias, Featured, Longform, Machine Learning, Minorities, Prejudice, Racism, Social Factors, Technocracy}

AI: Think About Ethics Before Trouble Arises

_{A machine learning specialist reflects on Micah 6:8 as a guide to developing ethics for the rapidly growing profession} _{George Montañez
January 7, 2019

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Ethics, Medicine and Health}

To love mercy sometimes means to give up efficiency. It could mean losing a few points of model accuracy by refusing to take into account features that invade privacy or are proxies for race, leading to discriminatory model behavior. But that’s OK. The merciful are willing to give up some of their rights and advantages so they can help others. Read More ›

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George Montañez and Mind Matters
Date
September 7, 2018

Categorized
Artificial Intelligence, Events, Machine Learning, Natural Intelligence

Tagged
Alan Turing}

What is Learning Anyway?

_{Machine learning specialist George Montañez reflects on the question in a video excerpt from the CNAI gala} _{George Montañez and Mind Matters
September 7, 2018

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Artificial Intelligence, Events, Machine Learning, Natural Intelligence}

Can we make approximations that are so close to ourselves that the fact that they are approximations no longer matters? Read More ›