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Englisch
Vereinigte Staaten
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seit 24. Oktober 2021
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What happens when algorithms start making the rules? In this episode, we tackle the growing accountability crisis driven by AI in government. We explore how "Pollyanna policies" and governance gaps threaten democratic oversight, while looking at actionable solutions—from human-in-the-loop requireme…

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This episode dives into the accountability crisis at the heart of AI-driven government decisions, exploring how 'Pollyanna policies,' governance capacity gaps, and algorithmic disruption threaten democratic oversight. It examines emerging solutions like human-in-the-loop requirements, the Instituti…
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