Risky business of using algorithms in immigration detention
Using algorithms in automated decision-making is not a new phenomenon. Given the popularity of artificial intelligence, there are legal and ethical implications to consider.
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Crude, cruel and unlawful: Robodebt Royal Commission findings
Robodebt unfairly made people feel like criminals, says the Royal Commission’s final report. A submission to the Commission highlights the legal flaws of a system…
Computer says no: automated decision making and administrative law
An increasing number of governmental decisions are likely to be fully or partially automated in the future. By JULIAN PINDER and SOPHIE LLOYD.