Why Algorithms Will Never Be Better Than Humans In an always-on world driven by data, the true haven lies with the maven.

Why social algorithms hurt post-breakup Humans react to a breakup with empathy; not so with an algorithm. "Algorithms are not generally encoded to be empathic," Snyder said.

Shane also explores several examples in which not acknowledging the limits of AI has resulted in humans being enlisted to solve problems that AI can’t.

Algorithms that interact with humans (and arguably any human systems like the stock market) should evolve to being not just useful, but also understandable.

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Gig workers pay a human price for being managed by algorithms From erroneous terminations to racially biased facial recognition tech, what happens when the robot gets it wrong?

Using artificial assistance in real-time search and rescue efforts to stop human trafficking.