- In short
- The four fairness injection points are the specific, inspectable places where unequal outcomes can enter a Claude-based system: the retrieval corpus (which can over- or under-represent groups), prompt framing (which can encode a biasing assumption), few-shot examples (which can carry the same representational skew), and downstream routing (which can send different groups down different paths). Treating fairness as something that enters at four distinct points, rather than as a single property of the model, is what makes it an architectural property you can instrument.
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