Our Guide to Community-Led AI Audits

Our new Guide to Community-Led AI Audits documents six independent audits conducted across four countries — audits that uncovered a parole algorithm producing statistically random outcomes for 7,713 prisoners; a facial recognition system that classified adult women with Down Syndrome as children as young as five; and a ride-hailing platform that was simply unavailable 27% of the time in Roma neighborhoods, while always available everywhere else.

This guide and gives advocates, funders, policymakers, and civil society organizations a tested, replicable model for meaningful AI accountability.

Guide to Community-Led AI Audits

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