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We address the scheduling problem of reordering an existing queue into its efficient order through trade. To that end, we consider individually rational and balanced budget direct and indirect mechanisms. We show that this class of mechanisms allows us to form efficient queues provided that...
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Increasingly, algorithms make socially consequential decisions. This makes it crucial to determine when their decisions are discriminatory and how to prevent this outcome. While algorithmic decision-making has proven to be a challenge for traditional anti-discrimination law, there is an...
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setting, humans cannot verify the algorithm's quality. We, therefore, argue that algorithms exhibit traits of a credence good … intervention, we explain the way the algorithm functions. We find that while explanation helps participants recognize bias in the … algorithm, it remarkably decreases human decision-making performance. In the second treatment, we reveal the task's correct …
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setting, humans cannot verify the algorithm's quality. We, therefore, argue that algorithms exhibit traits of a credence good … intervention, we explain the way the algorithm functions. We find that while explanation helps participants recognize bias in the … algorithm, it remarkably decreases human decision-making performance. In the second treatment, we reveal the task's correct …
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