Algorithmic Injustice and the Algorithmic Accountability Act
Offered By: Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon via YouTube
Course Description
Overview
Explore the critical intersection of algorithms in criminal justice and everyday digital experiences in this thought-provoking conference talk from the Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon. Delve into the implications of algorithmic decision-making in both the criminal justice system and common online platforms like shopping and social media websites. Examine the proposed Algorithmic Accountability Act and its potential impact on addressing bias in digital spaces. Join presenters Eric Gregory Null, Alejandro Ruizesparza, and Tatiana Rice, with Scott M. Jones moderating, for an insightful 66-minute discussion on the convergence of these pressing issues and their far-reaching consequences for society.
Syllabus
Algorithmic Injustice and the Algorithmic Accountability Act
Taught by
Electronic Frontiers Forums at DragonCon
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