Robotics & Artificial Intelligence
What distinguishes subjective decision-making from objective decision-making?
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Subjective decision-making is influenced by personal feelings, emotions, experiences, beliefs, and preferences of an individual. In contrast, objective decision-making is based on facts, data, logic, and predefined rules, and is not affected by personal biases or emotions.
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Which of the following is a step in the machine learning process?
- Defining rules and algorithms
- Gathering data
- Analysing results
- All of the above
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How do automated decision-making processes differ from human decisions?
What difficulties do autonomous system implementations present?