雅思写作 Task 2

As artificial intelligence becomes increasingly prevalent in critical decision-making domains such as hiring, credit approval, and criminal justice, algorithmic bias may prove more difficult to detect than human bias—and even harder to hold accountable. Given this premise, should all algorithmic decisions affecting citizens' fundamental rights be required to undergo final human review, with the core logic of their training data made publicly available? Please state your position and provide specific reasons and examples to support your argument.