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Queering the Audits: Community-Based Auditing of AI Harms to Queer Communities

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community auditingAI ethicssocial impactparticipatory research
2611.00345
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Abstract

The paper discusses how standard technical audits fail to detect harms to queer communities in AI systems, advocating for community-based auditing methods.

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Core Claim

Community-informed auditing reveals identity-specific harms in AI systems that traditional aggregate evaluation methods overlook.

Method / Result

16 queer community members participated in a workshop to audit four case studies using the 4Cs harm taxonomy.

Limitations

The findings may not be generalizable beyond the specific queer community members involved in the study.

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