Antitrust Chronicle® – Algorithmic Bias
Spring 2023, June, Volume 1
Dear Readers, Despite first being coined in the 17th century, until very recently the term “algorithm” was obscure jargon rarely used outside the field of computer science. Today, discussion of algorithms is scarcely out of popular news headlines. Such is the increasing sway that algorithms exert over every aspect of modern life. At its base, […]
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