FAccT is credited with shaping FTC probes, the AI Bill of Rights, and major AI governance practices
rajiinio · x · 2026-07-23
The thread argues that FAccT has had real policy impact, pointing to FTC investigations, the AI Bill of Rights, the Biden executive order, and regular citations from agencies such as DHS, DoJ, NTIA, GAO, NIST, and CAISI. It also says the community has shaped internal governance across major AI companies through practices like model cards, harm taxonomies, and procurement rules in public-interest institutions.
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