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DESCRIPTION:Algorithmic decision systems routinely draw on large collection
 s of data to establish correlations and infer information about consumers.
  Historically\, human intermediaries designed and overlooked the operation
  and effectiveness of these decision systems. More recently\, automated al
 gorithms often operate with little or no human intermediation. Algorithmic
  interactions raise morally relevant questions when adopted by corporation
 s: Does trust in algorithmic corporations necessarily give rise to moral o
 bligations on the part of the trustee (the corporation) to the trustor (th
 e consumer)? More fundamentally\, can we appropriately talk about moral 
 “trust” in relation to algorithmic corporations? Our tentative answer 
 to these questions is “no”. To support this answer\, this presentation
  considers the philosophical literature on trust and specifically the part
 icipant stance approach to trust.\n\n \n\nSpeaker: Sareh Pouryousefi\, Tor
 onto Metropolitan University
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SUMMARY:Trust\, Moral Obligations\, and the Algorithmic Corporation
URL;VALUE=URI:https://events.bentley.edu/event/trust-moral-obligations-and-
 the-algorithmic-corporation
CATEGORIES:Center for Business Ethics - Brown Bag
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