Privacy, identity, and autonomy in the age of big data and AI
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Argues for a right to reasonable inferences to stop algorithms from assigning life outcomes based on opaque predictions, showing Big Tech (Netflix, Facebook, Amazon, Microsoft) and insurers/creditors infer ethnicity, sexual orientation, health from clicks, location, friends and even eye tracking, then share scores with third parties. Notes European law treats special categories differently but that antidiscrimination rules miss ephemeral ad hoc groups, and proposes legal recognition of wrongful or unreasonable inferences as a remedy.
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