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The Alignment Problem

By Christian, Brian

Machine-learning systems are reshaping judgment and carrying hidden biases, raising urgent questions about what happens when they do not do what people expect.

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Machine-learning systems now shape decisions that once relied on human judgment. As they influence hiring, bail, parole, mortgages, medical testing, and transport, the question of whether they do what we intend has become urgent.

Brian Christian follows the researchers working to understand and solve this alignment problem. The result is a clear account of the promise and risks of machine learning, and of the biases and blind spots that sit inside both our technology and our culture.

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The Alignment Problem by Christian, Brian is about Machine-learning systems are reshaping judgment and carrying hidden biases, raising urgent questions about what happens when they do not do what people expect.

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