As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent in fields such as recruitment, loan approval, and criminal justice, some argue that the "objectivity" of algorithms can eliminate bias more effectively than human decision-making, while others worry that this technology may entrench or even amplify existing social inequalities. To what extent do you believe AI's decision-making processes are more impartial than those of humans, or should we maintain a heightened vigilance regarding its potential systemic biases? Please state your position and provide justification, supported by specific examples.
