1.5.2 - Automated Decision Making Systems

Which of the following techniques is used in Algorithmic Processing within ADMS?

• Manual calculations

• Machine learning

• Human intuition

• Random guessing

What is the significance of being Data-Driven in ADMS?

• It relies on human intuition

• It uses data as the main input for decisions

• It ignores data in decision-making

• It focuses on manual data entry

What is the primary purpose of diagnostic systems in healthcare according to the document?

• To manage hospital resources

• To suggest treatments based on patient data

• To schedule appointments

• To track patient visits

What does ADMS stand for?

• Automated Data Management Systems

• Automated Decision-Making Systems

• Automated Development Management Systems

• Automated Design Management Systems

What must users balance when using ADMS?

• The benefits of ADMS with the need to respect personal privacy

• The cost of ADMS with the need for speed

• The complexity of ADMS with ease of use

• The efficiency of ADMS with data storage

What does opacity in ADMS refer to?

• Clear decision-making processes

• Lack of understanding of decision-making

• Fair treatment of all individuals

• Easy appeal of decisions

What is a potential consequence of opacity in ADMS?

• Increased fairness

• Lack of transparency

• Improved decision-making

• Easier appeals

Which issue involves the risk of some groups being disproportionately affected by automated decisions?

• Opacity

• Equity

• Discrimination

• Challenge

What is a potential risk associated with data misuse in ADMS?

• Increased efficiency

• Privacy breaches

• Better decision-making

• Enhanced security

What is a consequence of loss of autonomy in ADMS?

• Increased user control

• Enhanced decision-making

• Loss of control over decisions

• Improved privacy