2014年，亚马逊开发了一款招聘工具，以确定该公司想要招聘的软件工程师

In 2014, Amazon has developed a recruitment tool, to determine the company's software engineers want to recruit. Soon after, the system began to discrimination against women, and in 2017 was abandoned by Amazon (Dastin, 2018). 2016, ProPublica analyzed the COMPAS, which is a commercial software, can predict the chance of offenders re-offending, designed to help the judge make a more informed decision sentencing. However, ProPublica found that this system is conducive to black (Larson et al., 2016). In the past few years, in accordance with the rules and training data manipulation autonomous vehicles because of the outside world are not familiar with or do not understand navigation system input data, leading to several fatal accidents. Private commercial developers often refuse to release the code for the check because their software is considered proprietary intellectual property rights, it is an illegal form of legal, rather than technical form.

In 2014, Amazon developed a recruitment tool to identify the software engineers the company wants to hire. Soon after, the system began to discriminate against women and was abandoned by Amazon in 2017 (Dastin, 2018). In 2016, ProPublica analyzed COMPAS, a commercial software that predicts the chances of a criminal reoffending and aims to help judges make more informed sentencing decisions. However, ProPublica found that the system favoured blacks (Larson et al., 2016). In the past few years, self-driving cars operating according to rules and training data have led to several fatal accidents because they are unfamiliar with the outside world or because the navigation system cannot understand the input data. Private commercial developers often refuse to publish code for inspection because their software is considered proprietary and illegal and legal rather than technical.

In 2014, Amazon developed a recruitment tool to identify the software engineers it wanted to recruit. Soon after, the system began to discriminate against women and was abandoned by Amazon in 2017 (dastin, 2018). In 2016, propublica analyzed compas, a commercial software that predicts opportunities for criminals to commit crimes again, to help judges make more informed sentencing decisions. However, propublica found that the system was good for black people (Larson et al., 2016). In the past few years, autopilot operated by rules and training data has resulted in several fatal accidents due to unfamiliarity with the outside world or the inability of navigation systems to understand input data. Private business developers often refuse to release code for inspection because their software is considered proprietary intellectual property, an illegal legal form, not a technical form.<br>