Massimo Ragnedda
@ragnedda.bsky.social
Professor (PhD, FHEA) at Sharjah University (UAE). www.massimoragnedda.com Latest book The Inequality Regime of AI
Power, Allocation, and the Struggle for Justice (Routledge) https://www.massimoragnedda.com/the-inequality-regime-of-ai/
Power, Allocation, and the Struggle for Justice (Routledge) https://www.massimoragnedda.com/the-inequality-regime-of-ai/
Who defined the problem? Who controls the system? Who benefits and bears the errors? Who can contest the decision? Maria Laura Ruiu and I propose four questions every consequential AI audit should answer, adding a "power test" alongside the fairness test.
Who defined the problem? Who controls the system? Who benefits and bears the errors? Who can contest the decision? Massimo Ragnedda and Maria Laura Ruiu propose four questions every consequential AI audit should answer, adding a "power test" alongside the fairness test.
AI Audits Need a Power Test, Not Just a Fairness Score
As audits enter AI regulation, ask who sets the goals, controls the tools, gains, and can contest results, write Massimo Ragnedda and Maria Laura Ruiu.
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August 20, 2026 at 2:00 PM
Who defined the problem? Who controls the system? Who benefits and bears the errors? Who can contest the decision? Maria Laura Ruiu and I propose four questions every consequential AI audit should answer, adding a "power test" alongside the fairness test.