Many people don’t trust algorithms and machine learning because they don’t have a complete understanding of how they actually work. Let's break it down.

But we do think that considering these ideas throughout the design, implementation, and release cycles of development will lead to more socially responsible deployment of algorithms in society.

It’s therefore important for us to be aware how algorithms will change how we do business, how we live and how we run our societies because before we know it, algorithms have taken over the world.

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