The article addresses the question of responsibility in decision-making by artificial intelligence systems. The title "The algorithm decided it" is not an answer encapsulates the central critique of the text.
The text acknowledges that artificial intelligence can accelerate the decision-making process. However, the article argues that AI cannot make a decision anonymous, suggesting that technology should not serve as a shield to avoid accountability.
The main argument of the article is that we must demand to know who is responsible when an artificial intelligence system makes a mistake. The text calls for human responsibility to be preserved even when algorithms are involved in the decision-making process.
