Raji says FAccT has had the deepest impact on how policymakers understand AI
rajiinio · x · 2026-07-23
Raji doubles down on the argument that FAccT has had real influence on AI policy.
She says that, historically, this is probably the CS conference with the most material impact on what policymakers think and understand about AI, even if the community has not adapted perfectly to the frontier AI era.
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