>4. Be accountable to people.
>We will design AI systems that provide appropriate opportunities for feedback, relevant explanations, and appeal. Our AI technologies will be subject to appropriate human direction and control.
Youtube moderation and automated account banning combined with the inability to actually get in contact with a human show they they have a long way to go with this principle.
That is going to be a tough one, and possibly even impossible based on where current ML tech is leading. A laudable goal, but taking a complex system with a training time of many GPU years and asking it how it came up with the answer basically nets a very large pile of numbers (weights) tied together in a complex multidimensional relationship that we just plain can't follow outside of the system. Right now the practical focus is on trying to stop feeding the systems biased data. Your example is spot on, save for the 'not able to talk to someone' which is just googz being too aloof and too cheap
Youtube moderation and automated account banning combined with the inability to actually get in contact with a human show they they have a long way to go with this principle.