The Planes That Never Came Home
A World War Two story about missing data, survivorship bias and why the evidence we don’t see can matter just
Interviews
Tag: bias
Where AI is used to carry out tasks with little or no human input. These stories explore what’s being automated, where it works well, and where reducing human involvement can introduce new risks, challenges or limitations.
Interviews
The Data They Didn’t Have Held The Key
In a recent conversation with Decoded Thinking, contact centre consultant Paul Weald reflected on a World War Two story that still
Thinking
What World War Two Can Teach Us About AI Bias
Artificial intelligence is often presented as a technology problem. Better models. Better systems. Better data. But one of the most
Thinking
Should we trust decisions we can’t explain?
It usually starts with something small. A recommendation you follow without thinking, or a suggestion that feels right even if
Thinking
AI doesn’t remove bias. It moves it.
The problem isn’t that AI is biased. It’s that we expect it not to be.
In Practice
When AI mistakes rocks for people
A recent report suggested that visitor numbers at the Giant’s Causeway had increased significantly.
