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Holding AI to a Double Standard: The Moral Costs of Inaction

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We often demand near-perfection from AI—while we tolerate a much higher error rate when humans do the same tasks.

We tend to expect machine systems—like self-driving cars or AI medical diagnostics to be perfect.

In this episode we ask, "Why do we hold them to a near-impossible standard of zero errors?" And we explore the history behind the regulatory systems and biases we have today.
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We often demand near-perfection from AI—while we tolerate a much higher error rate when humans do the same tasks.

We tend to expect machine systems—like self-driving cars or AI medical diagnostics to be perfect.

In this episode we ask, "Why do we hold them to a near-impossible standard of zero errors?" And we explore the history behind the regulatory systems and biases we have today.
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