Tennis Champion Used AI to Help Win Wimbledon tournament

Over the course of the past year, it seems that more and more attention is being paid to ensuring that AI is used in ethical ways. Google and Microsoft have both recently warned investors that misuse of AI algorithms or poorly designed AI algorithms presents ethical and legal risks. Meanwhile, the state of California has just decided to pass a bill that bans the use of face recognition technology by California's law enforcement agencies. Recently, startups such as Arthur have been attempting to design tools that will help AI engineers quantify and qualify how their machine learning models perform. As reported by Wired, Arthur is trying to give AI developers a toolkit that will make it easier for them to discover problems when designing financial applications, like unveiling bias in investment or lending decisions.