Hacknight #343
Algorithm Registers – What are they and why do you need to know?
with Ushnish Sengupta
Recording
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Speakers
Ushnish SenguptaUshnish Sengupta is an award-winning instructor at the Schulich School of Business at York University and an Open Data enthusiast. Ushnish’s PhD thesis at OISE at the University of Toronto is focused on understanding Data Governance in social economy organizations.
Topic: Algorithm Registers: What are they and why do you need to know?
An algorithm register in its most basic form, is a list of the algorithms utilized by government. The primary value of publishing algorithm registers is to enable citizens to identify and mitigate risks of algorithmic decision making to prevent harm for vulnerable and equity seeking groups
Speakers: Ushnish Sengupta is an award-winning instructor at the Schulich School of Business at York University and an Open Data enthusiast. Ushnish’s PhD thesis at OISE at the University of Toronto is focused on understanding Data Governance in social economy organizations.