The beauty of artificial intelligence is that it can think on its own. But how do we make sure it does what’s right? From self-driving cars to criminal sentencing algorithms, we must ensure AI can explain and be accountable for its decisions, just as we would expect of a human driver, judge, or other decision-maker. What are the technological and legal limits of what we can, and should, expect from AI as it plays an increasing role in our lives?
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This article was produced by Footnote in partnership with the Berkman Klein Center for Internet & Society at Harvard University. It highlights work from their Ethics and Governance of Artificial Intelligence initiative and was published in The Washington Post.
