Imagine two men. Both are the same illness, the same symptoms. The system of a hospital gives each patient a risk score, and according to that score, one will get additional care, and none will. The system marked a high risk patient, recommended extra care. The disease is the same, but the result is different. What's the difference? The answer is a surprise. The difference is not their sickness, Perse.
artificial intelligence wrong: is algorithm really fair
Imagine two men. Both are the same illness, the same symptoms. The system of a hospital gives each patient a risk score, and according to that score, one will get additional care, and none will. The system marked a high risk patient, recommended extra care. The disease is the same, but the result is different. What's the difference? The answer is a surprise. The difference is not their sickness, Perse.

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