If AI can reliably spot people who never publicly say racist things, what should happen to that info?
PierceLilholt · x · 2026-10-22
A thought-provoking AI ethics question: if AI can reliably identify people who are racist but never publicly express it, what should be done with that information? The question touches on predictive labeling, privacy, and the ethics of algorithmic judgment before any actionable behavior occurs.
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