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No human required: Austria's plan for AI-only government decisions// A sweeping change to Austria's administrative law would let authorities issue binding decisions using AI systems with no human ever

7 days ago by beep to c/tech

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A sweeping change to Austria's administrative law would let authorities issue binding decisions with no human ever reviewing the outcome, using AI Systems. We've sent an open letter to parliament, and we want to know if any other European country is heading the same way.
Solumbran 2 points 6 days ago

"We trained a stupid "AI" on racist, sexist, homophobic, fascist data and now we'll let it decide everything " seems like a smart, educated stance.

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