How to defend yourself against IA, according to the American FTC
Mar 10, 2021 ·
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The Federal Trade Commission, aware of the current state and strategic role of the new technologies mentioned above, in the person of Andrew Smith, director of the FTC Office for...
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The Federal Trade Commission, aware of the current state and strategic role of the new technologies mentioned above, in the person of Andrew Smith, director of the FTC Office for Consumer Protection, on April 8, published a post, just to offer "important lessons on how companies can manage the risks of consumer protection from AI and algorithms".
"FTC law enforcement actions, studies and guidelines stress that the use of artificial intelligence tools should be transparent, accountable, fair and empirically correct, while promoting accountability".
By Raffaella Aghemo
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"FTC law enforcement actions, studies and guidelines stress that the use of artificial intelligence tools should be transparent, accountable, fair and empirically correct, while promoting accountability".
By Raffaella Aghemo
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| Author | Raffaella Aghemo |
| Organization | Raffaella Aghemo |
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