Government agencies use AI to decide who gets bail, benefits, housing, and custody. These systems operate without transparency, oversight, or meaningful appeal. DueProcessAI exists to change that.
Risk assessment algorithms influence bail and sentencing without revealing how they reach their conclusions. Defendants cannot cross-examine code.
Automated systems deny healthcare, disability, and unemployment claims. Appeals processes were not designed for algorithmic errors.
Predictive policing and facial recognition target communities with no meaningful way to challenge or even know about the surveillance.
When AI decides your fate, you have a constitutional right to understand why. Today, most systems cannot explain their own reasoning.
Systematic monitoring of which agencies use AI for consequential decisions, what systems they deploy, and what safeguards (if any) exist.
Evaluate whether AI systems provide adequate notice, meaningful opportunity to be heard, and interpretable reasoning, as the Constitution demands.
Tools and resources that help ordinary people understand when AI may have violated their rights, and what they can do about it.
Research, analysis, and advocacy at the state and federal level to ensure AI governance frameworks protect due process from the start.
DueProcessAI builds the tools, research, and public pressure to ensure that AI-driven government decisions meet the same constitutional standard as human ones. Because due process is not optional, no matter who, or what, makes the decision.