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Federal Agencies Pledge to Fight Discrimination in AI

LexBlog IP

Four federal agencies have pledged to uphold the principles of fairness, equality, and justice in enforcement efforts against discrimination and bias in artificial intelligence (AI). Some harmful effects of AI can be unrepresentative data sets, lack of transparency about how automated systems work, and use of AI systems out of context.

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Federal Agencies Pledge to Fight Discrimination in AI

Above the Fold

Four federal agencies have pledged to uphold the principles of fairness, equality, and justice in enforcement efforts against discrimination and bias in artificial intelligence (AI). Some harmful effects of AI can be unrepresentative data sets, lack of transparency about how automated systems work, and use of AI systems out of context.

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ChatUSG: What Companies Doing Business with the Government Need to Know About Artificial Intelligence

Intellectual Property Law Blog

Equal Employment Opportunity Commission (EEOC) released a joint statement on “Enforcement Efforts Against Discrimination and Bias in Automated Systems.” Joint Statement at 2.

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Regulation of AI – the Path Ahead

Trading Secrets

Last week, a joint statement was issued by four federal agencies expressing their apprehension regarding the use of AI for discriminatory or anticompetitive purposes and outlining their plans for regulation. It also implies the regulatory agencies believe its framework is already set. Anticompetition is anticompetition—AI or not.

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Regulation of AI – the Path Ahead

LexBlog IP

Last week, a joint statement was issued by four federal agencies expressing their apprehension regarding the use of AI for discriminatory or anticompetitive purposes and outlining their plans for regulation. It also implies the regulatory agencies believe its framework is already set. Anticompetition is anticompetition—AI or not.

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Regulation of AI – the Path Ahead

LexBlog IP

Last week, a joint statement was issued by four federal agencies expressing their apprehension regarding the use of AI for discriminatory or anticompetitive purposes and outlining their plans for regulation. It also implies the regulatory agencies believe its framework is already set. Anticompetition is anticompetition—AI or not.

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New York City’s AI Bias Law Has Been Postponed

LexBlog IP

The law requires companies operating in the City to audit automated employment decision tools for bias prior to use, and to post these audit reports publicly. Equal Employment Opportunity Commission’s guidance statement on AI hiring tools and the Americans With Disabilities Act.

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