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Dutch city uses algorithm to assess home value, but has no idea how it works

analyse - 26 novembre 2020

lire sur le site originel >>> (AlgorithmWatch)

In a seemingly routine case at the Amsterdam court of appeal, a judge ruled that it was acceptable for a municipality to use a black-box algorithm, as long as the results were unsurprising.
In 2016, the municipality of Castricum, a seaside town of 35,000 in Holland, set the home value of an unnamed claimant at 320,000€ (in the Netherlands, property tax is paid based on a house’s estimated resale value). Way too high, said the claimant, who promptly went to court.
The claimant argued that (...)



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