Algorithmic supremacy: the threat of mathematical lethality**.
Casey O'Neill (by Cathy.
CITIC Press, September 2018.
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The History of Minimalist Algorithms: From Mathematics to Machines.
The Pitfalls of Algorithms: Super Platforms, Algorithmic Monopolies, and Scenario Deception.
Genius and Algorithms: The Mathematical Thinking of the Human Brain and AI.
The beauty of algorithms. The use of groups to refer to individuals has led to the injustice of the algorithm and increased the power of mathematical lethality.
I am just me is a firework of different colors", if you use fireworks as a substitute variable, then [I] is bright but very fleeting, the choice of substitute variables is very important, and how many substitute variables to choose, and can the alternative variables really represent me Can not be extended any longer, and then there is a philosophical question.
What you see is different from what others see, and what you see is probably what I want you to see, and what you see in turn affects what you see next time.
Algorithms are designed or written by people, and people's pride and prejudice will be brought into the algorithm, but you don't necessarily know it, and you can be both the author and the audience.
While the algorithm improves efficiency, it will also multiply the harm, with pride and prejudice of the algorithm can be popular, the root is still the people themselves, the reasons are many, ignorance is one thing, mercenary is also one thing, the lesser of two evils is also one thing, of course, there are other reasons and so on.
Human problems still have to be solved by themselves, and there is a long way to go to eliminate the threat of mathematical lethality and improve the positive power of algorithms.