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When machines make decisions, be concerned

A report into government use of algorithms should be a prelude to more formal and rigorous oversight.

Rob O’Neill Thu, 01 Nov 2018

When an IT vendor tells you there’s nothing to worry about, just roll it out, you would be wise to be suspicious, take a deep breath and pause whatever it is you are doing.

In May, the government launched a review of the use of algorithms and automation to ensure transparency and fairness were

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