Tag: Algorithmic Accountability
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The Accountability Gap at the Heart of Predictive Policing
Predictive policing systems are failing not because AI is inherently biased but because they were deployed without the audit mechanisms, transparency requirements, and civil accountability structures that make high-stakes public decisions legitimate. The failure is a specific procurement and governance design problem — one that can be named, and in principle fixed. Understanding what is… Read more
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When the Exam Leaks and the AI Township Are the Same Grievance
Farmers protesting an AI township in Karnataka and students tear-gassed over exam leaks in New Delhi share a structural grievance: the technocratic state’s promise that better systems produce fairer outcomes is failing at the point where those systems meet actual lives. Across South and Southeast Asia, the legitimacy of the digital development model is being… Read more
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AI’s Role in Institutional Trust: Unmasking the Influence of Hidden Algorithms
AI’s growing influence in institutional decision-making is altering public trust and governance. To preserve accountability, institutions must ensure transparency and involve diverse stakeholders in AI governance. Read more
