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Algorithmic Constitutionality: New Challenges for Constitutional Law in The Era of Artificial Intelligence
The development of artificial intelligence (Artificial Intelligence/AI) technology has encouraged the use of algorithms in various aspects of government administration, including administrative decision-making, public service delivery, and the management of state data. The presence of algorithms as
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