We help ordinary people to cope with, understand, and challenge automated scoring systems.
Credit scoring, performance ratings, and pretrial risk assessments: automated scoring systems play an increasingly important role in ordering our lives. Problems arise when people are misrepresented – or stigmatized – by these opaque and hard-to-challenge judgments.
The Digital Due Process Clinic provides high-quality, pro bono research for those affected by these systems. Based at Cornell University, the clinic brings together a multidisciplinary team of students who work on real-world problems under the supervision of experienced faculty.
Interested in joining us? Learn more about working with the clinic as a student researcher. Applications for the 2025 cohort will open in November 2024. For summer project positions, please inquire with dueprocess@cornell.edu.