Which AI use cases should I avoid?

Answered

Avoid fully automated decision making for significant decisions, and do not use AI on its own in high-risk areas that could harm health, safety, fundamental rights or the environment.

From the guidance

Primary (how) AI Playbook for the UK Government

These include but are not limited to: fully automated decision making: be cautious about any use case involving significant decisions, such as those involving someone’s health or safety. high-risk or high-impact applications: AI should not be used on its own in high-risk areas which could cause harm to someone’s health, safety, fundamental rights or the environment

Section: Use cases to avoid

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