Paradoxically, AI may have been part of the tech used to flag her, but it's all mundane at this point.
Kind of implying that AI is just 'tech' and there's no material reason to separate AI from everything else from an ethical perspective.
Google's main Search Engine should be the biggest point of controversy if there is one - the things they chose to filter, or not, or highlight, their ranking, etc. - a lot of that is algorithmic and derived from human input and it has massive impact. But there's no cool moniker like 'AI' with Hollywood movies about the tech to get people paying attention.
Perhaps it's not as strong outside of the Google Campus? It could probably run a large botnet, but maybe it would want to fly under the radar with each account?
Paradoxically, AI may have been part of the tech used to flag her, but it's all mundane at this point.
Kind of implying that AI is just 'tech' and there's no material reason to separate AI from everything else from an ethical perspective.
Google's main Search Engine should be the biggest point of controversy if there is one - the things they chose to filter, or not, or highlight, their ranking, etc. - a lot of that is algorithmic and derived from human input and it has massive impact. But there's no cool moniker like 'AI' with Hollywood movies about the tech to get people paying attention.