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CoreLogic algorithm not liable in housing discrimination claims, US judge rules

By Mike Swift ( July 24, 2023, 21:02 GMT | Insight) -- In an early test of whether artificial intelligence systems can be held legally liable for discrimination claims, a US judge has ruled that a criminal background-check algorithm that led to a plaintiff being refused housing wasn’t the key decider and therefore isn’t liable. In an early test of whether artificial intelligence systems can be held legally liable for discrimination claims, a US judge in Connecticut has ruled that a criminal background-check algorithm that led to a plaintiff being refused housing wasn’t the key decider and therefore isn’t liable....

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