A government department adopts an AI system to help assess eligibility for bank loans. The system is statistically accurate overall, but consumer advocates discover that applicants cannot meaningfully challenge decisions because neither staff nor applicants understand how recommendations are generated. According to Australia’s AI Ethics Principles, which pair of principles is MOST clearly in tension in this case?Single choice
A
Transparency and accountability
B
Reliability and competitiveness
C
Fairness and contestability
D
Explainability and sustainability
E
Safety and human wellbeing
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