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The coming war on the hidden algorithms that trap people in poverty
The coming war on the hidden algorithms that trap people in poverty
A growing group of lawyers are uncovering, navigating, and fighting the automated systems that deny the poor housing, jobs, and basic services. Increasingly, the fight over a client’s eligibility now involves some kind of algorithm. “In some cases, it probably should just be shut down because there’s no way to make it equitable,”
·technologyreview.com·
The coming war on the hidden algorithms that trap people in poverty
Training data that is meant to make predictive policing less biased is still racist
Training data that is meant to make predictive policing less biased is still racist
Arrest data biases predictive tools because police are known to arrest more people in Black and other minority neighborhoods, which leads algorithms to direct more policing to those areas, which leads to more arrests. The result is that predictive tools misallocate police patrols: some neighborhoods are unfairly designated crime hot spots while others are underpoliced.
·technologyreview.com·
Training data that is meant to make predictive policing less biased is still racist