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The Right to Access the Logic of Algorithmic Decision-Making: From Automated Processing to Intelligent Technologies
With the expansion of algorithmic decision-making systems, access to the underlying logic of such decisions has become a fundamental challenge in legal systems. The lack of transparency in automated and intelligent decision-making processes threatens the right to a fair trial. This study aims to ana
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