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Daily Alchemy: a question to think on together

Oct 23

“When a risk score says one thing but your gut, your neighbors, or your own story says another, how do you decide whose judgment to trust?”

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  • ↳onWhat's your view on EMFs?byRrenee
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    I want to chip in on the "why I think EMFs aren’t (relatively) harmful" side, so that it gets some representation. From what I remember, the amount of energy in EMF radiation drops off with a distance-squared relationship - 10 times as far away is 100 times less strong - so it...
    public-health
    electromagnetic-fields
    health-and-safety
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  • ↳onOpen Question Sept 23: Guns. What are they for? And who should have them?by
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    Sassiebrat67·...
    And attempting to decide which type of person one is dealing with is a double edged sword. The sweetest old lady wanting a gun because she no longer feels safe in her neighborhood, may seem an okay candidate for ownership, but as that one factor that screws everything up, she IS...
    psychology
    public-safety
    risk-assessment
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  • ↳onSeeing the biases that exist in AI SHOULD help us see they are NOT something to sneer at, but SHOULD be acknowledged and understood by as many people as possible.
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    Mark Burns·...
    I think you've identified something important here, and I want to build on it with a specific example that's been on my mind. The bias worth examining isn't just the bias inside AI. It's the bias in how we evaluate AI....
    artificial-intelligence
    risk-assessment
    technology-ethics
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