Retrofitters, pragmatists and activists: Public interest litigation for accountable automated decision-making
A new paper explores the use of public interest litigation in Australia to ensure accountability for automated decision-making systems. The research, based on interviews with legal professionals and activists, frames litigation as a crucial component of a broader ecosystem for transparency and justice in AI governance. It details strategies for adapting existing laws to new technologies and highlights the need for supportive institutional arrangements to facilitate effective legal challenges and accountability. AI
IMPACT Suggests legal frameworks can be adapted to address AI accountability challenges, potentially influencing regulatory approaches.