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Algorithmic automation
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- 3782201-005 : Because algorithmic automation guides societal outcomes, it benefits some groups over others whether or not its owners and developers intentionally manipulate those outcomes, which makes centralized o
- 3782201-006 : Taken to the extreme, centralized control of algorithmic automation could negate human input in data systems where those systems are designed to ignore individual choice in favor of the goals of the p
- 3808867-023 : The conveniences and benefits of centralized algorithmic automation carry risks to humanity that cannot be fully quantified, and decentralized systems can counteract those downsides and threats.
- 3808867-028 : In its ultimate state, algorithmic automation negates human input in data systems altogether, because human bounded rationality creates inefficiencies and the human condition yields suboptimal outputs
- 3808867-029 : A feedback loop exists between decentralized protection of the human factor in algorithmic systems and the proliferation of both algorithmic automation and decentralized solutions.
- 3808867-032 : Because of its autocratic and efficiency focused tendencies, centralized algorithmic automation is prone to create structures for the evolution of dataism, which ultimately denies the value of human i
- 3808873-029 : Centralized algorithmic automation, defined as artificially intelligent systems taking over core functions in human society, poses perhaps the greatest threat to decentralization.
- 3808873-032 : An algorithmic future in which most human decisions are predicted or performed by algorithms threatens human individuality, and the resulting loss of diversity of human experience and of unpredictabil