Know The Limits
Your AI ethics team should determine where their respective limits are and how their skills and knowledge can complement each other. This means asking:
- What, exactly, is the risk we’re trying to mitigate?
- How does software/quantitative analysis help us mitigate that risk?
- What gaps do the software/quantitative analyses leave?
- What kinds of qualitative assessments do we need to make, when do we need to make them, on what basis do we make them, and who should make them, so that those gaps are appropriately filled?
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