Auditing algorithms: the existing landscape, role of regulators and future outlook 2022 (DRCF)

A research paper from the DRCF

From:
Competition and Markets Authority
Published
22 September 2022
Category:
Ad hoc research
Original publisher:
Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum
Research area:
Advertising and marketing, Future connectivity and internet, Technology
Research topic:
Artificial intelligence, Data and AI, Data privacy, access and control, Digital economy, Personalisation algorithm
Research publish date:
28 April 2022

Abstract

As regulators we have an important role in answering questions that will shape the landscape of algorithmic audits. What frameworks should underpin algorithmic audits? What standards should algorithmic systems be assessed against? What role should audit play in the context of demonstrating compliance?

The DRCF has been considering these and other questions in discussions with stakeholders from industry, academia, civil society and government. This discussion paper summarises the key issues in the current audit landscape and explores the potential shape of the future ecosystem for algorithmic audit, with a specific focus on the role for regulators.

Citation

DRCF, Auditing algorithms: the existing landscape, role of regulators and future outlook, 2022

https://www.gov.uk/government/publications/findings-from-the-drcf-algorithmic-processing-workstream-spring-2022

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