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computer-unbiasedness

Computers operate without prejudice or judgment, interacting solely based on programming and user input regardless of human attributes.

1 chapter across 1 book

The Electronic Cottage (1981)Joseph Deken

Pages 21–28

The chapter examines the advanced capabilities of computers in processing and retrieving information rapidly and efficiently, particularly in real-time applications and multitasking environments, highlighting their inherent speed and simplicity. It also addresses the ethical and practical implications of computer use, emphasizing their unbiased nature, potential to assist individuals with disabilities, and the critical importance of maintaining human control and transparency to prevent misuse and ensure accountability.