The Privacy-Bias Tradeoff: Data Minimization and Racial Disparity Assessments in U.S. Government
An emerging concern in algorithmic fairness is the tension with privacy interests. Data minimization can restrict access to protected attributes, such as race and ethnicity, for bias assessment and mitigation. This paper examines how this “privacy-bias tradeoff” has become an important battleground for fairness assessments in the U.S. government and provides rich lessons for resolving…
An emerging concern in algorithmic fairness is the tension with
privacy interests. Data minimization can restrict access to protected attributes, such as race and ethnicity, for bias assessment
and mitigation. This paper examines how this “privacy-bias tradeoff” has become an important battleground for fairness assessments in the U.S. government and provides rich lessons for resolving these tradeoffs.
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