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The Architecture of Disclaim: AI, Implicit Bias, and their (Un)predictable Convergence
Artificial intelligence and the human mind share a decisionmaking architecture, and antidiscrimination law is built for neither. In both, a producing layer encodes the statistical regularities of an unequal world and shapes the inputs a decision runs on, while an avowing layer deliberates, explains,
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