Should We Replace Umpires With Robots? | No Stupid Questions | Episode 125

Explores when algorithms outperform people in judgment calls, using sports officiating as a case study.

Behavioral economicsBehavioralPodcast episodealgorithmic fairnessautomated decision makingbehavioral decision theorycognitive biashuman vs machineincentivesAngela DuckworthStephen Dubner

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