TED-Ed: Could AI predict the future? | Thomas Hofweber

The transcript discusses the dilemma of using an AI model to predict the likelihood of divorce within the first five years of marriage. It highlights the high accuracy of the model but also the lack of transparency and explainability in its predictions. The text explores the ethical and personal challenges of making decisions based on AI predictions, such as whether to get married or break up. It also addresses the potential for self-fulfilling prophecies and the importance of balancing authenticity with accuracy in decision-making.

In what ways can prioritizing authenticity over accuracy influence decision-making in relationships?

What might be the consequences of a couple acting on a false prediction from the AI model?