
Explore the intersections of health, technology, and race with Yeshimabeit Milner's insightful keynote, addressing crucial societal issues and their impact on modern healthcare and technological advancements.

Explore the ethical implications of algorithmic decision-making, focusing on fairness, equality, and power dynamics in AI systems and their societal impact.

Explore intergenerational mobility dynamics and opportunity allocation in this research presentation, examining societal impacts and potential policy implications for fairness and equity.

Explore strategic litigation's role in advancing digital rights and holding tech companies accountable, with insights on effective legal strategies and global case studies.

Explore the intersection of technology, productivity, and political power with Harvard Law professor Yochai Benkler in this thought-provoking keynote address from FAT*2020.

Learn to engage effectively in policymaking processes, focusing on technology policy. Gain insights into advocacy strategies and understanding legislative procedures for impactful participation.

Exploring the impact of COMPAS risk assessment in prisons, focusing on Question 19's influence on parole decisions and the challenges faced by inmates in addressing algorithmic bias.

Explores strategic manipulation, fair decision-making, and affirmative action in economic models. Discusses disparate effects, social costs, and downstream impacts on equality and fairness in algorithmic systems.

Exploration of fair machine learning through economic models, addressing equality of opportunity, population-level signaling, competitive equilibrium, and fair allocation algorithms.

Explore ethical price discrimination strategies that balance profit maximization with fairness considerations, addressing societal concerns in algorithmic pricing.

Explore the intersection of Black feminism and algorithmic bias, examining how technology perpetuates systemic oppression and discussing potential solutions for a more equitable digital future.

Explore a framework for accountable algorithmic systems, focusing on reviewable automated decision-making to enhance transparency and fairness in AI-driven processes.

Explore how censorship of online encyclopedias impacts NLP models, examining political effects and implications for AI development and information access.

Explore a Bayesian approach to modeling cash bail decisions, examining the factors influencing judicial determinations and their implications for fairness in the criminal justice system.

Explore the ethical implications and economic impacts of personalized pricing strategies, focusing on fairness, consumer welfare, and equity considerations in dynamic market environments.

Explore the impact of risk prediction algorithms on environmental compliance, justice, and policy. Uncover the distributive effects and implications for algorithmic design in environmental regulation.

Explore the design of online systems for gathering AI data from individuals with disabilities, addressing challenges and ethical considerations in inclusive data collection.

Explores advanced fairness methods in machine learning, including causal awareness, soft-to-hard decision making, and deep weighted averaging classifiers, to address bias and promote equitable AI systems.

Explore key terms in fairness, accountability, and transparency in algorithmic systems. Learn how different disciplines interpret these concepts to improve cross-disciplinary communication and research in human-centered software.

Explore 21 mathematical definitions of fairness in machine learning, their embedded values, and implications for ethics and policy. Gain insights into the complexities of algorithmic fairness and its connection to theories of justice.

Exploration of discrimination's definition, permissibility, and ethical implications. Surveys scholarly perspectives on discrimination law's purpose and debates surrounding various approaches to identifying wrongful discrimination.