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concept:automated-decision-making-systems-admsAutomated decision-making systems (ADMS)
Retrieved paper on ethics-based auditing of ADMS; relevant to LP use of automated evaluation tools for VC assessment.
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- Jakob MokanderstudiesAuthor on ethics-based auditing of automated decision-making systems.
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- Limited partners evaluate VC quality through communication style alongside performance metrics and network effects.associated_withImplicit in the research gap: literature covers metrics/networks but not communication sophistication as evaluative signal.
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