AI-fairness: the FAIRBRIDGE approach to practically bridge the gap between socio-legal and technical perspectives

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Giovanni Ciatto, Mattia Matteini, Laura Sartori, Maria Rebrean, Catelijne Muller, Andrea Borghesi, Roberta Calegari
Proceedings of the 58th Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences, pp. 6504–6513
2025

Addressing the need for AI systems free from discrimination requires a multidisciplinary approach that combines social, legal, and technical perspectives. Despite significant advancements in research and technical solutions, a gap remains between socio-legal and technical approaches. This paper proposes a meta-methodology – namely, FAIRBRIDGE – to bridge this gap, offering a reference for defining AI fairness methodologies that integrate all three perspectives. The meta-methodology utilizes a questionnaire-based system where socio-legal and technical domain experts iteratively refine questions and responses, supported by automation.

parole chiave   AI and Digital Discrimination, artificial intelligence, bias, design, fairness, multi-disciplinarity
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page_white_powerpoint AI-fairness: the FAIRBRIDGE approach to practically bridge the gap between socio-legal and technical perspectives (HICSS-58, 04/01/2025) — Mattia Matteini (Giovanni Ciatto, Mattia Matteini, Laura Sartori, Maria Rebrean, Catelijne Muller, Andrea Borghesi, Roberta Calegari)
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wrench AEQUITAS — Assessment and Engineering of eQuitable, Unbiased, Impartial and Trustworthy Ai Systems (01/11/2022–31/10/2025)
wrench FAIR-PE01-SP08 — Future AI Research – Partenariato Esteso sull'Intelligenza Artificiale – Spoke 8 “Pervasive AI” (01/01/2023–31/12/2025)
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page_white_powerpoint AI-fairness: the FAIRBRIDGE approach to practically bridge the gap between socio-legal and technical perspectives (HICSS-58, 04/01/2025) — Mattia Matteini (Giovanni Ciatto, Mattia Matteini, Laura Sartori, Maria Rebrean, Catelijne Muller, Andrea Borghesi, Roberta Calegari)