 | Built a small browser game where you argue with stubborn AI decision systems using real law (GDPR, EU261, and now EU AI Act cases). Idea is simple: the bot denies you, you have N messages, drop its certainty to 0% by citing the right rule. Just shipped an EU AI Act path, 11 cases on things like hidden AI, black-box credit scoring, emotion recognition, and the right to an explanation. Wanted the game to cover not only “classic” consumer rights, but also what happens when the system itself is the decision-maker. Free, no login: https://fixai.dev Looking for feedback, thanks! :) P.S. It's built by Claude [link] [留言] |
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Argue with AI decision bots using GDPR / EU AI Act
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