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Proposed model cards as a structured reporting framework for intended use, limitations, evaluation context and disaggregated performance, illustrated with two model-card examples.
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The record is the exact nine-author FAT* 2019 paper. It does not treat reporting as proof of model safety, absorb datasheets or later governance standards, or claim that every implementation follows the proposal.
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Margaret Mitchell; Simone Wu; Andrew Zaldivar; Parker Barnes; Lucy Vasserman; Ben Hutchinson; Elena Spitzer; Inioluwa Deborah Raji; Timnit Gebru
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Mitchell and colleagues: model cards for model reporting
Proposed model cards as a structured reporting framework for intended use, limitations, evaluation context and disaggregated performance, illustrated with two model-card examples.
Scientific scope
The record is the exact nine-author FAT* 2019 paper. It does not treat reporting as proof of model safety, absorb datasheets or later governance standards, or claim that every implementation follows the proposal.
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People and systems
Margaret Mitchell; Simone Wu; Andrew Zaldivar; Parker Barnes; Lucy Vasserman; Ben Hutchinson; Elena Spitzer; Inioluwa Deborah Raji; Timnit Gebru
The named authors contributed to this scoped work; individual effort shares and later applications are not assigned by the byline.