If Your Company Uses AI, It Needs an Institutional Review Board
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Instead of trying to reinvent this process, companies need to adopt and customize one of health care’s greatest inventions: the Institutional Review Board, or IRB. The examples of (allegedly) biased models are well-know, including those from Amazon, Optum Health, and Goldman Sachs. Most companies ad
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- Instead of trying to reinvent this process, companies need to adopt and customize one of health care’s greatest inventions: the Institutional Review Board, or IRB.
- The examples of (allegedly) biased models are well-know, including those from Amazon, Optum Health, and Goldman Sachs.
- Most companies adopt a risk-mitigation strategy that utilizes one of the aforementioned technical tools, if they’re doing anything at all.
- For example, the primary ethical risk related to AI-powered self-driving cars isn’t bias or privacy, but killing and maiming.
- a non-biased facial recognition software still enables surveillance by corporations and (fascist) governments.
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