Anthropological Singularity and Algorithmic Stratification: A Medical-Sociological Reframing of the Bioethical Principles Governing the Use of Artificial Intelligence in Healthcare
It is argued that algorithmic bias is part of socio-technical ecosystems, being a systemic property of these and that responsibility must migrate towards distributed frameworks between human and non-human agents, and that the digital revolution could produce an algorithmic stratification of populations, now prolonged t...
A. Sandu, P. Nistor
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