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I'm using this as a notes section for a book club discussion. Good luck.

Topics: crime(facial recog.), art(similarity)

-The importance of precision and the impact of misidentification
-What level of accuracy is acceptable, morally
-the adoption by biased humans
-Feedback loops and self-fulfilling behaviour(social proof)
-Human mimicry

I'm using this as a notes section for a book club discussion. Good luck.

Topics: cars(bayes' theorem), crime (geomapping)

How: to recreate human complex systems of senses and judgement over them to complete tasks
- to deal with our world full of abnormal behaviour and circumstances
- the idea will truly play out and it's consequences.
Importance of dependant variables and the nature of humans as creatures of habit.

I'm using this as a notes section for a book club discussion. Good luck.

To teach the audience about various alg. methods the book builds upon previous chapters, so it's best read in order;
Previous topics: power, data
New topics: justice(sequential decision alg.), medicine(pattern recog.)
Interesting discussions:
- The tandem use of alg. and humans to overcome issues of bias or specificity
- Data ownership of DNA

So I'm using this as a notes section for a book club discussion as I read. Good luck.

General description:
Anecdotal,
Amusing,
Meandering yet staying on topic,
Considering the human interaction with applied algorithms found in life,
Descriptions of the maths/science behind stuff is good and not heavy in theory so easily understandable.

Raising good questions on the topics without prescribing "the" answer.