Fairness
Also called: algorithmic fairness
ELI5
Check whether the system treats people acceptably and justly.
Used in conversation
“Fairness requires a stated definition and affected-stakeholder input.”
Definition
The normative and technical treatment of equitable outcomes across people or groups; no single metric resolves all contexts.
Here “Fairness” means: The normative and technical treatment of equitable outcomes across people or groups; no single metric resolves all contexts.
Pitch context
You will see “Fairness” in product strategy decks, roadmaps, experiments and architecture reviews when the discussion reaches ai product & model operations.
Why it matters: In ai product & model operations, the scope can change what data may be used, who may access it and which controls are required.
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Direct term-level sources and supporting source families.
- National Institute of Standards and Technology — Computer Security Resource Center GlossaryDirect source · primary · checked 2026-08-16
- Scrum Guides — The Scrum Guide — official current versionSupporting source family · primary · checked 2026-08-16