The result is rising concern that these algorithmic predictions may be misaligned to the designer’s intent, an organisation’s legal obligations, and societal expectations, such as discriminating based on personal demographic attributes, e.g. These algorithms are using more data from non-traditional sources and employing advanced techniques in machine learning (ML) and deep learning (DL) that are often difficult to interpret. We propose Key Ethics Indicators (KEIs) as a way towards providing a more holistic understanding of whether or not an algorithm is aligned to the decision-maker’s ethical values.Īlgorithms are increasingly used to inform critical decisions across high-impact domains, from credit risk evaluation to hiring to criminal justice. In particular we highlight the debate around the acceptability of particular inequalities and the inextricable links between fairness, welfare and autonomy. In this paper, we derive lessons from ethical philosophy and welfare economics as they relate to the contextual factors relevant for fairness.

Moreover, fairness metrics tend to be implemented within narrow and targeted fairness toolkits for algorithm assessments that are difficult to integrate into an algorithm’s broader ethical assessment.

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