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From Deepfakes to Machine-Mediated Reality: Epistemic Decoupling and the Duty of Evidential Grounding in UK Public Law
. This paper argues that UK public law contains no sufficiently developed principle governing decisions based on machine‑mediated states of affairs: situations in which an automated system does not merely observe or classify the factual basis of a decision, but materially alters that factu
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