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ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE AS A CAUSE OF DISCRIMINATION IN INSURANCE LAW
Using AI in the form of a self-learning algorithm that can solve recurring problems based on available data, may lead to a development of a systemic deviation between the modeling and reality. Given deviation may result in bias in the decision-making process. This paper aims to highlight the phenome
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