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The past few years have witnessed several scandals surrounding public sector algorithms, fuelling the calls for increased algorithmic transparency and accountability. This paper aims to identify lessons for algorithmic transparency deriving from the well-established open data movement and provide a set of recommendations for algorithmic transparency practitioners.
public sector, open data, open algorithms, algorithmic transparency
public sector, open data, open algorithms, algorithmic transparency
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