Interdisciplinary StudiesFrontiers in Artificial Intelligence
Algorithmic fairness: challenges to building an effective regulatory regime
G. Demirchyan
AI’s potential to treat protected groups unfairly has spurred proposed US laws, but deep disagreements over how to define and test fairness—and conflicts with existing anti-discrimination statutes—threaten consistent regulation. This paper examines those challenges and offers ways to build a more effective regulatory regime. This research was conducted by Greg Demirchyan.
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