What utter bullshit
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Skimming the paper, they're not arguing that the computer can detect if someone is trustworthy, they're arguing they can detect is something is *perceived* as trustworthy.
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If so, why couldn’t the author be bothered to mention that in what feels like a hundred tweets?
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He does? He talks about replicating biases that humans have, and also he's a small account with 1200 followers who were mostly other academics and was not expecting to becoming the main character of Twitter today
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You are right and I stand corrected. Fascinating that I fall into this trap, even though I promised myself I’d try not to.
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Replying to @stilkov @hillelogram
And of course people are still liking my tweet while I write this.

Sep 25, 2020 · 4:35 PM UTC

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Replying to @stilkov @hillelogram
Maybe, because it‘s because of the exponential effects of human biases? They build a alg to reproduce a bias, writing about it in a biased way, forcing you and me to fall into another bias... It’s a Kahnemann‘s nightmare... ;-)