New Tech Fails To Help Adoptive Parents Navigate Obstacles: Probe

Virginia and Georgia stopped using the tool after testing, noting that the tool resulted in only one or two adoptions per year, according to the report. Meanwhile, agencies in Florida reported having better experiences with the tool.

Phil Siegel, founder of the Center for Advanced Preparedness and Threat Response Modeling (CAPTRS), told Fox News Digital that part of the system's problems in the early stages may be “a lack of specific data about what makes a system successful and what doesn't. success. recognition that the model can be used.”

“Models like this require a lot of data that can be compared across many situations. Marriage matching contains that level of data, so the model works best for that type of matching,” Siegel said. - “Besides, the power of suggestion works.” much better in romantic relationships (because people can make predictions come true if they believe in them) than in adoption, where the power of suggestion plays less of a role.”

According to Siegel, artificial intelligence can help optimize almost any process.

“AI can be very helpful in optimizing implementation or other administrative tasks,” Siegel said. “AI can help recruit and attract people interested in adoption. You can remind them of the required documents and even help them fill them out. “AI can also effectively bring children and families together by eliminating human bias in decision making.”

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“AI-assisted criminal convictions further complicate the criminal justice system and create additional layers of bureaucracy due to the critical human interaction in the process,” Mangold-Lenette said.

While Mangold-Lenette acknowledged that AI could be more efficient at processing “thousands of data points,” he said the technology cannot duplicate the human relationships that are so important for adoption.

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“The foster care system needs to prioritize human touch and genuine relationships in the adoption process, rather than comparing data,” Mangold-Lenette said.

Family-Match did not immediately respond to Fox News' request for comment.

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