Mission
The Algorithmic Justice League is a collective that aims to:
Highlight Algorithmic Bias
Through Media, Art, and Science
Provide Space
For People to Voice Concerns and Experiences with Coded Bias
Develop Practices
For Accountability During the Design, Development, and Deployment of Coded Systems
FIGHTERS
It Takes All Of Us
Activists
Mobilizing For Change
Coders
Developing Inclusively
Artists
Provoking Reflection
We are inspired by projects like CV Dazzle, which reclaims privacy though camouflage from face detection.
Academics
Researching Bias
Participate in the FATML Conference. Contribute to the Journal of Technology Science.
Companies
Checking For Bias
Citizens
Demanding Fairness, Accountability, and Transparency
Legislators
Changing Policies
Regulators
Creating Standards
Authors
Sparking Conversations
We applaud authors who make the complexities of algorithmic discrimination accessible and highlight inequalities arising from the adoption of machine learning.
Bias In The News
Georgetown Law Center of Privacy & Technology
The result of a year-long investigation and over 100 records requests
to police departments around the country, this report is the most comprehensive survey to date of law enforcement face recognition and the risks that
it poses to privacy, civil liberties, and civil rights.
Racial profiling, by a computer? Police facial-ID tech raises civil rights concerns.
Washington Post
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