Artificial Intelligence poses a challenge to our principles TheArticle

Algorithms that help councils detect potholes, AI tools that help doctors know when patients are stable enough to return home, AI that scans and finds melanomas . . . But there are other aspects to this tech, like the use of live facial recognition in our cities or automated decisions about benefit entitlement. Artificial intelligence is starting to prove game-changing for some applications. It's reasonable to think that efficiency and effectiveness of our public services can be radically improved through its use. But it is clear that the public will need more reassurance about the way in which AI will be used by government, especially since, in the public sector, citizens will often have no choice but to be subject to an algorithm's decision-making power.