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The "Who", "What", and "How" of Responsible AI Governance: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of (Actor, Stage)-Specific Tools
Blaine Kuehnert, Rachel M. Kim, Jodi Forlizzi +1
The implementation of responsible AI in an organization is inherently complex due to the involvement of multiple stakeholders, each with their unique set of goals and responsibilit…
Legacy Procurement Practices Shape How U.S. Cities Govern AI: Understanding Government Employees' Practices, Challenges, and Needs
Nari Johnson, Elise Silva, Harrison Leon +4
Most AI tools adopted by governments are not developed internally, but instead are acquired from third-party vendors in a process called public procurement. In this paper, we condu…
'Simulacrum of Stories': Examining Large Language Models as Qualitative Research Participants
Shivani Kapania, William Agnew, Motahhare Eslami +2
The recent excitement around generative models has sparked a wave of proposals suggesting the replacement of human participation and labor in research and development--e.g., throug…
The Fall of an Algorithm: Characterizing the Dynamics Toward Abandonment
Nari Johnson, Sanika Moharana, Christina N. Harrington +3
As more algorithmic systems have come under scrutiny for their potential to inflict societal harms, an increasing number of organizations that hold power over harmful algorithms ha…
Assessing AI Impact Assessments: A Classroom Study
Nari Johnson, Hoda Heidari
Artificial Intelligence Impact Assessments ("AIIAs"), a family of tools that provide structured processes to imagine the possible impacts of a proposed AI system, have become an in…
RELand: Risk Estimation of Landmines via Interpretable Invariant Risk Minimization
Mateo Dulce Rubio, Siqi Zeng, Qi Wang +4
Landmines remain a threat to war-affected communities for years after conflicts have ended, partly due to the laborious nature of demining tasks. Humanitarian demining operations b…