Duties of care for explanation practices: Instructions for decision makers in AI-infused times

Activity: Talk or presentation types › Invited talk › Scientific

Description

Voices from multidisciplinary discourse warn how fundamental rights are harmed when we can’t explain AI-supported decisions. But identifications of the problem differ across disciplines, and so do proposed solutions. This talk introduces a path towards coherence, starting from an amended problem statement: many ‘algorithmic harms’ are exposed in environments where explanation was well regulated. What should that teach us?
Period29 Jun 2021
Held ateLaw - Centrum voor Recht en Digitale Technologie, Netherlands

Keywords

  • Automated decision making
  • dignity
  • law
  • ethics
  • critical perspectives
  • critical theory
  • epistemic injustice
  • epistemic justice
  • AI
  • right to explanation

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