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Between Competition and Rights: Law and Algorithmic Opacity in Digital Capitalism.
This article argues that the opacity of contemporary artificial intelligence systems should not be understood as a contingent technical defect, susceptible of progressive elimination through explainability, but as a structural feature of the socio-technical configurations in which such systems are d
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