Editing Algorithmic Power and Justice (section)

== <span style="color: #FFFFFF;">Remembering</span> ==
* '''Algorithm''' — A set of rules or a "Recipe" used by a computer to make a decision or solve a problem.
* '''Algorithmic Bias''' — When an algorithm produces results that are systematically prejudiced against certain groups of people.
* '''Black Box''' — A system where the "Input" and "Output" are known, but the internal logic is too complex for a human to understand.
* '''COMPAS''' — A famous algorithm used by US judges to predict "Recidivism" (the chance a criminal will break the law again).
* '''Feedback Loop''' — When an algorithm's decision creates data that "Proves" the algorithm was right (e.g., sending more police to a neighborhood makes them find more crime, which makes the algorithm send more police).
* '''Algorithmic Accountability''' — The principle that companies and governments must be responsible for the real-world impact of their code.
* '''Proxy Variable''' — A piece of data that "Stands in" for something else (e.g., using "Zip Code" as a secret way to track "Race").
* '''Explainability (XAI)''' — The field of AI focused on making "Black Box" decisions understandable to humans.
* '''Automated Inequality''' — The use of tech to manage and punish the poor while providing "Fast lanes" for the rich.
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