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Administrative Law, Artificial Intelligence, and Procedural Rights
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As artificial intelligence (AI) advances its capacity to replicate human reasoning, governments increasingly rely on AI to support and supplant human decision-makers. This evolution is already discernible in many Canadian administrative agencies, where AI is being implemented to support legal determ
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