Tag: Fairness

In 2021, Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy released a report where they found that machine learning algorithms can pick up biases similar to those of humans from their training data. One striking example of this effect is a study about the AI hiring tool...

In 2021, Princeton University’s Center for Information Technology Policy released a report where they found that machine learning algorithms can pick up biases similar to those of humans from their training data. One striking example of this effect is a study about the AI hiring tool...

Since our one-room office on Eerikinkatu, diversity, equity, and inclusion have been at the very core of Columbia Road. With our culture built on trust and transparency, it was clear early on that we needed to create a salary model that endures internal and external scrutiny. A guiding principle has...

If you have Saturn in your Seventh House or if it is transiting this house you will likely be learning lots of big lessons about one-to-one relationships. These may be through romantic partners, close friends, business partners, colleagues, or open enemies, for example. This placement forces you ...

As academics, so much of our power lies in how we frame the problems we aim to solve, in formulating the right question. Yet, the academic community dedicated to the pursuit of “fair” algorithmic systems has not taken enough time to develop the right set of questions in pursuit of thi...

This article sets out some of the key concepts found in Justice as Fairness, a theory of justice propounded by John Rawls, and then presents Amartya Sen’s account for justice to discuss to what extent it may constitute a response to Rawls’s theory. Rawls and Sen share similar vie...