I’m excited to share our new preprint about network fairness and its ethical challenges. We spent many years thinking about this topic and shaping our arguments. /w @lespin.bsky.social @eliassi.bsky.social Ricardo Baeza-Yates , Pak Wong , Erich Prem , Meike Zehlike ,Suresh Venkatasubramanian

NetScience@netscience.bsky.social · 2mo ago

From Network Inequality to Network Fairness: A Perspective on Responsible Decision-Making arxiv.org/abs/2609.13867

Inequality of opportunities creates structural marginalization in networks: www.nature.com/articles/s44...

Inequality of opportunities creates structural marginalization in networks - npj Complexity

npj Complexity - Inequality of opportunities creates structural marginalization in networks

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Tuesday's post is not, in fact late! It's an unusual one because it isn't about a recent paper but rather an awesome interactive visual made by @csh.ac.at to help explain a year-old paper. Also I make a tortured comparison between AI ranking algorithms and Anubis if that's a selling point. More:

Who gets the job? Here's how computers could help catch unfair rankings

I am weirdly hopeful that it could be easier to notice biased AI than biased humans?

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