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Assessing behavioral data science privacy issues in government artificial intelligence deployment
In today's global culture where the Internet has established itself as the main tool for communication and commerce, the capability to massively analyze and predict citizens' behavior has become a priority for governments in terms of collective intelligence and security. At the same time, in the con
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