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(Created claim: comment (P126): Algorithmic decision-making founded on individual profiling limits the choices and, thus, the freedom a person will have.) |
(Created claim: comment (P126): Limiting the choices we see—whether by failing to show opportunities or by offering only bad options—limits our freedom to make choices.) |
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Binary Governance: Lessons from the GDPR’s Approach to Algorithmic Accountability
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Secret profiles and decisions made based on secret profiling can threaten personhood and thus dignity by proscribing active individual involvement in the construction of this objectified version of the self.
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the “ ‘data shadows’ . . . threaten to usurp the constitutive authority of the physical self despite their relatively attenuated and often misleading nature”
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Algorithmic decision-making founded on individual profiling limits the choices and, thus, the freedom a person will have.
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Limiting the choices we see—whether by failing to show opportunities or by offering only bad options—limits our freedom to make choices.
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