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Signed Exposure: Fair Routing of Algorithmic Attention When Attention Can Harm
Fairness-of-exposure treats algorithmic attention as a good to be distributed equitably. But when an autonomous agent initiates contact, attention is signed: it delivers value to a willing receiver and imposes a burden on an unwilling one. We formalize routing under signed exposure and show that a f
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