In an age where artificial intelligence and data-driven governance shape our daily lives, social scoring systems have emerged as one of the most debated innovations. These systems use algorithms to assign individuals scores based on their behavior, aiming to incentivize actions that align with societal goals such as trustworthiness and cooperation. While proponents highlight their potential to foster community trust and economic development, critics caution against their capa

In one of his articles Petko Getov provides an overview of what is Ethics in AI. Linked here: https://www.ealinai.com/post/the-ethical-framework-for-ai-development-beyond-bias-and-discrimination To follow up on his point I found this interesting example of how training data sets can solidify biases that are very difficult to overcome. The examples I will use are two – watches and people writing. As you can see below – these are AI generated watches – all of them are showing

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In a world increasingly reliant on artificial intelligence (AI), social scoring systems represent a complex intersection of technology,...

Yet another reminder that there is a lot of research showing the many problems especially around the current GenAI wave and proposing a...