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Measuring AI harms with multidimensional Lorenz Zonoids
While AI systems increasingly shape high-stakes societal domains, their governance is limited by the lack of risk management methods that operate on real harms, taking their severity, and not only their likelihood, into account. As a consequence, AI risk management models remain compliance-driven an
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