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The regulation of profiling in the brazilian general data protection law: the free development of personhood in face of algorithmic governmentality
The use of automated personal data processing techniques to assess and predict human behavior is gaining increasing scale, and the literature identifies threats to the preservation of human autonomy when subjects are affected by them. We seek to understand how these techniques, especially profiling,
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