In unsupervised learning, the algorithm goes through the data itself and tries to come up with meaningful results.The result might be, for example, a set of clusters of data points that could be ...

Examples abound of AI systems behaving badly. Last year, Amazon was forced to ditch a hiring algorithm that was found to be gender biased; Google was left red-faced after the autocomplete ...

The algorithm inside COMPAS is unknown, but it has access to 137 pieces of data on each criminal. People and COMPAS were about equally accurate—around 65 percent. (They were about equal on more ...

"You might agree to use a common algorithm, for example, and the result is alignment on pricing without ever actually meaning that or intending for that to be the result," Lannin said.

Insurers argue that patients can always pay for any treatment themselves, so they’re not really being denied care. But this argument ignores reality. These decisions have serious health consequences, ...

Recommendation algorithms, for example, help people make choices they feel happy about. But even if the user is recommended the three best types of running shoes, it does not necessarily mean that ...

For example, the Dynamic-MLCS algorithm [1] ... The graph below shows the total number of publications each year in Longest Common Subsequence Algorithms and Applications.

Algorithms can aid price collusion, even if no humans actually talk to each other, US enforcers say. The Department of Justice and Federal Trade Commission filed a statement of interest in a case ...