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Bridging the Trust Gap: A Contractualist Framework for Trustworthy AI
Trustworthy AI is defined by properties built into a system, but trust depends on how users perceive it, so a system can meet every requirement and still fail to be trusted. Human and artificial agents that justify decisions in contractualist terms, by appeal to what affected parties could reasonabl
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