Should we hold algorithms and artificial intelligence accountable for their actions?
The algorithm then targets job adverts at the students to ensure there are fewer defaulters, but two of them die after taking part in a risky medical trial advertised to them by the algorithm.
"The most pragmatic and reasonable approach is to sue the humans who deployed the algorithm," says Curran, but it's not as straightforward as that.
"Algorithms are essentially sets of rules that computers must follow when processing data – so, in legal terms, they're much like any other software," says Richard Kemp, founder of Kemp IT Law and one of the world's top IT lawyers.
Some hate it for creating millions of largely worthless, zero-hours jobs.
Both algorithm-driven apps are wrapped-up with moral and ethical dilemmas, whether the coders and programmers behind the apps like it or not.
If you owe the IRS money, be prepared for some changes.
The IRS will now use private debt collectors for overdue federal debt, which might confuse some taxpayers.
The program was authorized by Congress late last year and it basically allows private collection agencies to collect outstanding tax payments on behalf of the IRS.
As Consumerist points out, this raises all sorts of questions:
Will taxpayers disregard these calls because they think they’re a scam?
For their part, the IRS acknowledged these concerns on a web page explaining the new program.
It is important that you take care of this as soon as possible since it will negatively impact your credit score.You should check to ensure that the bill is legitimate and that it has been processed appropriately before it is reported to your credit bureau.
Your insurance company should provide you with a copy of the bill and explain the reason for not paying.
Trying to negotiate a payment plan with the collection agency will help if the bill is correct and the insurance won't help.Find out if the hospital has a debt forgiveness program or if you can work out a payment plan if you can't pay a bill.
You may be able to avoid collection altogether and help to removing medical collections from credit report HIPAA.The hospital, clinic, or doctor billing department may contact you if you have unpaid medical bills.
Those agencies will then try and collect the money from you.You will be reported to the credit bureaus if the collection agency is unable to reach you or you do not pay the medical bill.Your credit report is negatively impacted by medical collections, as well as other types of collections.
Getting credit and paying interest can be impacted by these factors.Medical bills are in a different category than other bills.
Should we hold algorithms and artificial intelligence accountable for their actions?
The algorithm then targets job adverts at the students to ensure there are fewer defaulters, but two of them die after taking part in a risky medical trial advertised to them by the algorithm.
"The most pragmatic and reasonable approach is to sue the humans who deployed the algorithm," says Curran, but it's not as straightforward as that.
"Algorithms are essentially sets of rules that computers must follow when processing data – so, in legal terms, they're much like any other software," says Richard Kemp, founder of Kemp IT Law and one of the world's top IT lawyers.
Some hate it for creating millions of largely worthless, zero-hours jobs.
Both algorithm-driven apps are wrapped-up with moral and ethical dilemmas, whether the coders and programmers behind the apps like it or not.
If you owe the IRS money, be prepared for some changes.
The IRS will now use private debt collectors for overdue federal debt, which might confuse some taxpayers.
The program was authorized by Congress late last year and it basically allows private collection agencies to collect outstanding tax payments on behalf of the IRS.
As Consumerist points out, this raises all sorts of questions:
Will taxpayers disregard these calls because they think they’re a scam?
For their part, the IRS acknowledged these concerns on a web page explaining the new program.
It is important that you take care of this as soon as possible since it will negatively impact your credit score.You should check to ensure that the bill is legitimate and that it has been processed appropriately before it is reported to your credit bureau.
Your insurance company should provide you with a copy of the bill and explain the reason for not paying.
Trying to negotiate a payment plan with the collection agency will help if the bill is correct and the insurance won't help.Find out if the hospital has a debt forgiveness program or if you can work out a payment plan if you can't pay a bill.
You may be able to avoid collection altogether and help to removing medical collections from credit report HIPAA.The hospital, clinic, or doctor billing department may contact you if you have unpaid medical bills.
Those agencies will then try and collect the money from you.You will be reported to the credit bureaus if the collection agency is unable to reach you or you do not pay the medical bill.Your credit report is negatively impacted by medical collections, as well as other types of collections.
Getting credit and paying interest can be impacted by these factors.Medical bills are in a different category than other bills.