Automated decision-making system
Systems that process data to make predictions, recommendations, or decisions.
Definitions (2)
An automated decision-making system is any system that processes data algorithmically to generate predictions, recommendations, or decisions affecting individuals, whether fully automated or involving human oversight. The draft bill treats such systems as subject to transparency, accountability, and human-oversight requirements.
An automated decision-making system is a technological application that employs algorithms, machine learning, or artificial intelligence to process data and generate decisions, recommendations, or predictions. These systems operate with varying degrees of human oversight and are increasingly used across various sectors, including finance, employment, and public services.
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