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based on data that contains biased human decisions. This has led to a call for fairness-aware machine learning. However …, fairness is a complex concept which is also reflected in the attempts to formalize fairness for algorithmic decision making …. Statistical formalizations of fairness lead to a long list of criteria that are each flawed (or harmful even) in different …
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bias and fairness in machine learning, and discusses how such debates could profit from VSD-derived insights and …
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Most definitions of algorithmic bias and fairness encode decisionmaker interests, such as profits, rather than the … within groups. The literature emphasizes some apparent contradictions between different notions of fairness, and between … fairness and profits. These contradictions vanish, however, when profits are maximized. Existing work involves conceptual …
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Abstract This paper provides an overview of machine learning models, as compared to traditional economic models. It also lays out emerging issues in law and economics that the machine learning methodology raises. In doing so, Asian contexts are considered. Law and economics scholarship has...
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This paper explores the interplay of feature-based explainable AI (XAI) techniques, information processing, and human beliefs. Using a novel experimental protocol, we study the impact of providing users with explanations about how an AI system weighs inputted information to produce individual...
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