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Class: Think about a time when things went badly because there were no records. Think about a time where you were saved by the fact that there was a written record. Concepts: records, audits, reporting requirements. Notification norms. Target insight: why do we expect record keeping and audits and transparency to promote alignment in each of our realms.
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"The Checklist" by Atul Gawande The New Yorker December 2, 2007
Book The Checklist Manifesto on Internet Archive
Chapter 2 from The Checklist Manifesto "The Checklist" pp. 32-47.
Chapter 4 from The Checklist Manifesto “The Idea” pp 72-85
Review pages from Perrow on Weber's bureaucracy and Weber himself on recordkeeping(in FILES).
The Shuttle Inquiry (NYT pdf in FILES)
Sections on auditing in Data and Society Algorithmic Accountability 2018
Metaxa et al. 2021 "Auditing Algorithms", Foundations and Trends® in Human-Computer Interaction: Vol. 14, No. 4, pp 272–344. DOI: 10.1561/1100000083. Sections 1.1 What is an audit? 1.2 Differentiating Algorithm Audits from Other Testing 3.1 What is an Algorithm Audit? 3.2 Algorithm Auditing Domains
Ryan Notification Norms
HMIA 2025 Transparency and Record Keeping
By Dan Ryan
