Apply Magic Sauce is an alternative machine interpretation of one’s personality based on the analysis of how a person writes a sentence in an email or the types of content they like on social media. This is great when it gets the personality traits 99% accurate. But what if it goes horribly wrong and ruins lives?
Choose one thing that Apply Magic Sauce can do that you don't like (or like the least). Describe what it is and say why you don't like it. (250 words)
Below are some starting points for you to think about:
What happens when human beings rely on software to make consequential judgments about human beings?
Are algorithms more or less biased than people?
What are the consequences of surveilling people in this way? How does this affect how people talk and act online?
Maximum time in hours
1.5
How to get help
Undertake the demo at home and then discuss this in class. Developers should be literate citizens of the internet, and understand the consequences of gathering and analysing personal data. You may also like to look into some short courses on GDPR on Udemy.
How to submit
Post your analysis in your class channel thread, and join the discussion. Post a link to the thread on this ticket.
A-Bahadory
commented
10 months ago
From Module-JS2 created by SallyMcGrath: CodeYourFuture/Module-JS2#52
Link to the coursework
https://applymagicsauce.com/demo
Why are we doing this?
Companies are very interested in the data provided by software like Apply Magic Sauce. Automated language analysis is already being used in the hiring of personnel. Applicant Tracking Systems (ATS) are used in 97% of Fortune 500 companies.
Apply Magic Sauce is an alternative machine interpretation of one’s personality based on the analysis of how a person writes a sentence in an email or the types of content they like on social media. This is great when it gets the personality traits 99% accurate. But what if it goes horribly wrong and ruins lives?
Choose one thing that Apply Magic Sauce can do that you don't like (or like the least). Describe what it is and say why you don't like it. (250 words)
Below are some starting points for you to think about:
Maximum time in hours
1.5
How to get help
Undertake the demo at home and then discuss this in class. Developers should be literate citizens of the internet, and understand the consequences of gathering and analysing personal data. You may also like to look into some short courses on GDPR on Udemy.
How to submit
Post your analysis in your class channel thread, and join the discussion. Post a link to the thread on this ticket.