As artificial intelligence technology becomes widely applied in fields such as recruitment, credit approval, and judicial sentencing, algorithmic decision-making is gradually replacing human judgment. However, critics argue that this reliance on data-driven models may entrench social biases, while proponents firmly believe it is more objective and efficient than human decision-making. To what extent do you think the advantages of AI decision-making can offset its potential ethical risks? Please articulate your position and support your viewpoint with specific examples from relevant domains.
