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An algorithm was taken to court – and it lost (which is great news for the welfare state)

analyse - 3 juin 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (The Correspondent)

As governments and big tech team up to target poorer citizens, we risk stumbling zombie-like into an AI welfare dystopia. But a landmark case ruled that using people’s personal data without consent violates their human rights.
An algorithm was taken to court in the Netherlands last week.
The System Risk Indication (SyRI) has been legal since 2014 and is intended to detect any social security fraud – benefits, taxes, you name it.
SyRI combines all kinds of data sources and dumps them into (...)



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algorithme - Australie - fraude - pauvreté - Pays-Bas - Royaume-Uni - santé - SyRI - thecorrespondent.com -

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