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  • Profiling - Uncover the criminal mind with Maya Chen

    Profiling - Uncover the criminal mind with Maya Chen
    2026/04/21
    Join host Maya Chen as she investigates hidden profiling systems determining opportunities and risks before you prove yourself. From predictive policing to hiring algorithms, she examines life-altering decisions and why technical accuracy doesn't guarantee fairness. What happens when the math gets you wrong?

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    1 分
  • Profiling - The Override: Can Human Oversight Actually Save Us from Algorithmic Harm?

    Profiling - The Override: Can Human Oversight Actually Save Us from Algorithmic Harm?
    2026/04/21
    Host Maya Chen examines why "human oversight" of algorithmic profiling often fails, exploring automation bias, transparency gaps, and institutional pressures. Drawing on Carnegie Mellon and Brookings research, she argues meaningful safeguards require genuine authority and training, not just humans in approval workflows.

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    25 分
  • Profiling - Flagged: When Algorithms Decide Who's Dangerous

    Profiling - Flagged: When Algorithms Decide Who's Dangerous
    2026/04/21
    Maya Chen explores how algorithms in criminal justice encode bias into law enforcement, examining wrongful arrests through facial recognition that misidentifies Black faces at higher rates and risk assessment tools like COMPAS. She argues algorithmic profiling converts historical discrimination into self-fulfilling prophecies, sacrificing individual dignity for computational efficiency while shielding decision-makers from accountability.

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    29 分
  • Profiling - The Accuracy Trap: Why Better Predictions Can Still Be Unjust

    Profiling - The Accuracy Trap: Why Better Predictions Can Still Be Unjust
    2026/04/21
    Maya Chen examines how hiring algorithms profile applicants using demographic data, revealing accuracy doesn't equal fairness. She explores research showing demographic profiling worsens predictions, facial recognition misidentifies Black people at higher rates, and systems like COMPAS create discriminatory feedback loops in criminal sentencing—demonstrating why justice requires human accountability.

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    25 分