Unless there's problematic material within the algorithms/models -- and there could be, in some cases -- I get the feeling that, longer-term, algorithmic transp

Unless there's problematic material within the algorithms/models -- and there could be, in some cases -- I get the feeling that, longer-term, algorithmic transparency would be far more effective. It would help demonstrate what biases were introduced, the systems and processes that permitted/encouraged those to exist, and it would help prevent repeats of similar mistakes in future. (it seems fair for the FTC to also be able to order companies to stop using a particular category of algorithms; that doesn't require or imply deletion, though)