📢NEW: The @AdaLovelaceInst, @AINowInstitute & @opengovpart have partnered on the first global study of the regulations and policy tools governing the use of algorithms in the public sector.
Read the findings here: bit.ly/AlgorithmicTra…
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Read the findings here: bit.ly/AlgorithmicTra…
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Governments across the world are using algorithms to automate decisions, but there's growing evidence that these systems can cause harm, frequently lack transparency and are implemented often without public input.
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In response, regulators, lawmakers and civil society orgs have turned to regulatory and policy tools to ensure that these algorithms are held accountable.
Our report analyses these fast-emerging and evolving responses. bit.ly/AlgorithmicTra…
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Our report analyses these fast-emerging and evolving responses. bit.ly/AlgorithmicTra…
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The report includes:
🔹analysis on the limits of legal and policy mechanisms in ensuring safe & accountable algorithmic systems
🔹practical guidance for policymakers, civil society, public officials & agencies
🔹open questions and directions for future research.
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🔹analysis on the limits of legal and policy mechanisms in ensuring safe & accountable algorithmic systems
🔹practical guidance for policymakers, civil society, public officials & agencies
🔹open questions and directions for future research.
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In addition to our institutional partners, this project has been possible thanks to the incredible work of lead researcher Divij Joshi (@divijualsuspect) + project leads @TonuBasu, Jenny Brennan (@Jennyhbren) & Amba Kak (@ambaonadventure).
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