> Restricting to equal opportunity thresholds transfers the "burden of uncertainty" away from these groups and onto the creators of the scoring system. Doing so

> Restricting to equal opportunity thresholds transfers the "burden of uncertainty" away from these groups and onto the creators of the scoring system. Doing so provides an incentive to invest in better classifiers. Personally, I find this as the key outcome here. The accountability is on the people/systems who make the decision and that leads to an appropriate incentive. Win-win as a start.