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A Square Peg, a Round Hole, and the Future of Antidiscrimination Law
A job applicant is screened out by an automated hiring system. A prosecutor relies on an AI tool to assess a defendant’s likelihood of recidivism. A public agency adopts a system meant to make decisions more fairly, only to discover that the tool may be replicating old patterns of discrimination…
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