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AI: Should You Trust Financial Decisions to Something That Can't be Held Accountable?
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Welcome to a continuing discussion about AI!
We addressed AI in a previous podcast and how it relates to robo-advisors; in this episode, we're looking at the story of the Air Force drone simulation that could have potentially killed its operator*.
This scenario leads us to this question: Should we entrust decisions to something that we know is not perfect and cannot be held accountable?
That's what we're unpacking today.
(*This story has been reported as false by some media outlets. CLICK HERE to read the story I refer to in the podcast.)
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