Artificial Intelligence (AI) holds great promise for the public sector and for people – but it also comes with certain risks for people’s rights and wellbeing, as many cases of algorithmic discrimination, amongst other harms, have shown. For this reason, as governments increasingly look to AI as tool to make their work more effective and efficient, it is important to be mindful of these risks and to create mechanisms of accountability. In this session, you will hear the case for why transparency should be a cornerstone of public sector AI use so that governments remain accountable and how public AI registers can help with that. And you will hear from those pioneering first initiatives in this area.
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Innovating in the Open – The Case for Transparency in Public Sector AI Use
Maximilian Gahntz, Linda van de Fliert, Matthias Spielkamp
2021
English
Equality & Equity
Technology & Data