Artificial Intelligence-based Discrimination: Theoretical and Normative Responses. Perspectives from Europe
La discriminazione che deriva dall’Intelligenza artificiale: la teoria e le risposte del diritto positivo. Prospettive a partire dall’esperienza europea
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https://doi.org/10.57660/dpceonline.2023.1981Keywords:
Artificial Intelligence; Non-Discrimination; Victims; Proxy; Proxy DiscriminationAbstract
The paper examines the relationships between AI and discrimination. The first part challenges the adequacy of antidiscrimination laws to tackle AI-based discrimination. The second analyses the regulatory responses proposed by the European Union and the Council of Europe. The investigation includes a study of the case law, which highlights the challenges prompted by AI when coupled with the principle of non-discrimination and the lack of effective legislative and judicial remedies to counter it. Lastly, the paper argues that AI is contributing to the emergence of a new form of discrimination, the global acknowledgment of which is still far away in coming.
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