英文摘要 |
Automated decision-making is a socio-technical system that consists of social and technical subsystems. It is not solely a technical tool and poses social risks that require regulation. The conventional regulatory approaches of individual empowerment, information regulation, and technical accountability lack socio-technical considerations and are susceptible to the“fallacy of the broken part”, which is inadequate for addressing the risks and challenges of automated decision-making. As a result, they are unable to effectively achieve the regulatory objectives outlined by legal and ethical norms. Algorithmic auditing can be a suitable socio-technical method for automated decision-making systems. It has many methodological advantages and practical experience internationally. To construct socio-technical system engineering, China can promote the institutionalized development of algorithmic auditing in four aspects: normative guidelines, implementation subjects, methodological choices and implementation results. The general principles of auditing should be followed. Additionally, context-based algorithmic auditing should be explored to achieve trustworthy automated decision-making. |