Hi, I’m Anton Ekker and I won the first case in the EU against government use of an algorithmic decision-making system. AMA!

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Hey @antonekker, thanks for doing this!

At the NGI Forum last year, Nesta hosted a discussion on a potential “NGI Trustmark” for AI. One of the issues brought up by an AI researcher was this:

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• AI bias is difficult because reducing bias often decreases accuracy. AI bias could be addressed by requiring companies to be upfront about what trade-offs they have accepted and how their AIs are biased. This is much like how human bias (internalized racism, sexism, etc) is addressed by becoming aware of one’s own bias.

How do you think this could work in practice? And is a Trustmark a good idea, or is it a waste of effort?