Passage A Risk assessment tools in sentencing should be abandoned because they translate past policing inequalities into predictions about individuals. A formula cannot become fair merely by being transparent. Passage B Risk tools are flawed, but abandoning them may leave judges relying on intuition that is even less transparent. Carefully audited tools can reduce arbitrary disparities when used as one input rather than a command. Which of the following is a proposition about criminal risk assessment tools that one passage author would likely accept while the other would likely reject?