Here’s how to determine if a computer algorithm has screwed you — and what to do to fight back.
The Lever asked legal aid attorney Kevin De Liban what you should do if you think artificial intelligence (AI) was used to make a decision that harms you. He offered the following tips (with the caveat that you should talk to a lawyer about your individual situation):
Q: How can someone know if artificial intelligence was involved in something that happened to them?
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