Sara Zannone
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Sara Zannone is a leading legal scholar at the intersection of artificial intelligence, employment law, and algorithmic accountability. Her work focuses on the urgent regulatory challenges posed by AI-driven decision-making in the workplace, particularly regarding bias and discrimination. Zannone’s most-cited paper, “Regulating the Robots: NYC Mandates Bias Audits for AI-Driven Employment Decisions” (2022), has garnered 6 citations and serves as a foundational analysis of New York City’s pioneering law requiring independent bias audits of automated employment decision tools. This contribution has shaped policy debates and provided a critical framework for understanding how jurisdictions can govern opaque hiring algorithms. Zannone’s research is notable for its practical, policy-oriented approach, bridging legal theory with real-world regulatory design. Her work is essential reading for scholars and practitioners navigating the complex landscape of AI governance, offering clear insights into how law can mitigate algorithmic harm while fostering innovation.
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