Algorithmic Accountability
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ALGORITHMIC ACCOUNTABILITY: A PRIMER -3- CONTENTS 02 What Is an Algorithm? 03 How Are Algorithms Used to Make Decisions? 08 Example: Racial Bias in Algorithms of Incarceration 11 Complications with Algorithmic Systems 12 • Fairness and Bias 13 • Opacity and Transparency 14 • Repurposing Data and Repurposing Algorithms 16 • Lack of Standards for Auditing 17 • Power and Control 18 • Trust and Expertise 20 What is…
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