Unseen Hand: How Automatic Decision-making Breeds Discrimination and What Can Be Done About It

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Consumer Watchdog released a report spotlighting the profiling flaws of algorithms and submitted a letter this week to the state privacy agency outlining how new state regulations can be drawn to stop them.

The report, “Unseen Hand: How Automatic Decision-making Breeds Discrimination and What Can Be Done About It,” details the ways in which automated decision-making disproportionally denies people of color, females, religious groups, the disabled, and low-income people access to essential services such as mortgages, jobs and education.

View the report here.

Justin Kloczko
Justin Kloczko
Justin Kloczko follows tech and privacy for Consumer Watchdog. He’s a recovering daily newspaper reporter whose work has also appeared in Vice, Daily Beast and KCRW.

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