Carissa Véliz

7 statements across 1 episodes · 0 bullish · 5 bearish · 1 people on the record · first statement Apr 22, 2026 by Carissa Véliz · said 1 times in 1 episodes since 2025 · across every show →

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Apr 22, 2026 negative
Insight
Véliz: Predictive AI creates self-fulfilling prophecies with zero error signals
“Self-fulfilling prophecies are like the perfect crime. Because it's like a murder weapon that disappears upon striking. It leaves no record. It creates no error signals. We will never know how that person would have fared, because they will never get the job, …”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 3:33 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
Apr 22, 2026 negative
Insight
Véliz: Predictive lending models are uncontestable and shroud injustice
“And I reject your application on the basis of a prediction. There's no way you can contest that, because predictions are not facts. At best, they're educated guesses. And because they're not facts, you cannot prove it to be false. And so, it's a way to shroud …”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 10:29 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
Apr 22, 2026 negative
Insight
Véliz: Algorithmic hiring filters cause employers to lose key talent
“Society wants that talent. We're missing out on important talent when we streamline everything.”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 6:15 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
Apr 22, 2026
Assertion Supported
Véliz: People posting under real identities online are actually more aggressive
“Even though it's very intuitive to think that way, when you look at the empirical data, it shows that people who are identified online tend to be more aggressive, and then they tend to be more followed and more successful in that aggression.”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 31:59 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
Apr 22, 2026
Insight
Véliz: The most impactful personal, business, and societal events are least predictable
“The most important events in your life, in your personal life, but also in your business life and in our lives as a society are the ones that are the most unpredictable.”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 1:50 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
Apr 22, 2026 negative
Opinion
Véliz: Mass surveillance leads to authoritarianism and a police state
“The price to pay for survey, for mass surveillance, is a police state. It leads to authoritarianism, and so often we're willing to surrender our privacy on promises that are never kept, that are very problematic, even if they could keep it, and we're sort of s…”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 24:54 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
Apr 22, 2026 negative
Opinion
Véliz: Academia faces a serious problem with data fraud
“In my world, in academia, I think we have a serious problem of fraud. Of people who are very well known, and who have been very successful, and who have fudged their data, or who have committed other kinds of academic fraud.”
Carissa Véliz Apr 22, 2026 ▶ 7:28 Are We Too Obsessed With AI Predictions? — With Carissa Véliz
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