Concepts
Automated Decision-Making
Automated decision-making is letting software decide something about a person with no human judgment involved, such as screening a job application, setting one customer's price, or approving credit. Several privacy laws give people the right to be told this is happening and to ask for a human to look at the outcome again.
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