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A Neuro-Symbolic Framework for Legal Accountability in Public-Sector AI
Automated decision-making systems are increasingly used by public agencies to govern access to welfare. Accountability in these settings is not achieved through access to model internals, but by the explanations provided to applicants i.e. documents that function as legal justifications and sites of
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