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林勤富 - Forms, Substances, and Challenges of the Transparency Principle in Algorithmic Governance - 2023 Taiwan AI Academy Conf

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Forms, Substances, and Challenges of the Transparency Principle in Algorithmic Governance

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⏱️ 09/16 (Sat.) 13:30-14:00 at R3 - 1st Conference Room ( Academia Sinica Academic Activities Center )

Abstract:

With the emergence of big data analytics, computational power, and breakthroughs of algorithmic models, artificial intelligence (AI) has been developing rapidly. Among others, the “algorithmization” of government functions holds the potential to improve overall efficiency, but at the same time, it also poses adverse impact on fundamental rights due to inadequate data protection, systematic bias and discrimination, algorithmic opacity, and infringement on fairness and due process rights. As a result, the AI ethics principles, government or corporate AI policies, and other instruments in recent years have highlighted “transparency” as one of the core governance principles. Yet what is transparency? Do we require different levels of transparency for different types of decision-making and power wielding? What does the so-called transparency principle entail in legal and policy terms? This talk aims to explore together the definition, types, levels, and normative substance of transparency in broader contexts of algorithmic governance, which have been lacking clear and full understanding or discourse. By examining and articulating the normative functions, typology, values, and limits of the transparency principle, this talk will endeavors to point out the blind spots of the existing discourse, how to address them, and the way forward.

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林勤富
  • 林勤富 Ching-Fu Lin
    Website: https://chingfulin.net/
  • National Tsing Hua University / Professor, Institute of Law for Science and Technology

  • Ching-Fu Lin is Professor at Institute of Law for Science and Technology and Director of Interdisciplinary Program of Mangement and Technology, National Tsing Hua University (NTHU), where he teaches international law and global governance, law and technology, and artificial intelligence law and policy. Professor Lin received his LL.M. and S.J.D. from Harvard Law School, with the honor of John Gallup Laylin Memorial Prize and Yong K. Kim Memorial Prize.

    He also holds a double degree in law (LL.B.) and chemical engineering (B.S.) from National Taiwan University. Professor Lin has served as Visiting Researcher at Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, Visiting Scholar at the Allens Hub for Technology, Law and Innovation at UNSW Sydney, as well as Visiting Fellow at Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in Geneva. In 2019, Professor Lin was appointed to serve on the Board of Trustees of the Academy of Food Law and Policy, United States. In 2023, he was elected to serve as Vice Chair of the International Law and Technology Interest Group (ILTechIG) of the American Society of International Law.

    Active in legal academia, Professor Lin has been invited to talk in many academic/practical settings, and his legal scholarship has appeared in leading journals and edited collections. Professor Lin has received the Junior Research Award, Outstanding Research Award of Hou De Association, and CTM Research Award from NTHU as well as the Ta-You Memorial Award from Taiwan’s Ministry of Science and Technology.

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