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    Civil society’s potential role in evaluating AI

    One post highlights teams at Data & Society, CDT and the ACLU as examples of civil society’s potential to serve as a meaningful “embedded AI evaluator.”

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    A post argues that civil society’s potential as an “embedded AI evaluator” should not be underestimated, citing teams at Data & Society, CDT and the ACLU. CDT says its AI Governance Lab develops practical resources for AI auditing, accountability and safety, engaging directly with companies and policymakers. Data & Society describes research spanning people who build, procure, use and are affected by AI systems, examining how those systems are sustained and governed in practice.

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    @rajiinioI don't want people to underestimate civil society's potential as a meaningful "embedded AI evaluator". There's Data & Society's "AI on the ground" team (https://datasociety.net/ai-on-the-ground/), CDT's AI governance lab (https://cdt.org/topics/ai-governance-lab/), ACLU's algo justice team, and many more!

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    @rajiinioI don't want people to underestimate civil society's potential as a meaningful "embedded AI evaluator". There's Data & Society's "AI on the ground" team (https://datasociety.net/ai-on-the-ground/), CDT's AI governance lab (https://cdt.org/topics/ai-governance-lab/), ACLU's algo justice team, and many more!