Rethinking Administrative Law for Algorithmic Decision Making
The increasing prevalence of algorithmic decision making (ADM) by public authorities raises a number of challenges for administrative law in the form of technical decisions about the necessary metrics for evaluating such systems, their opacity, the scalability of errors, their use of correlation as opposed to causation and so on. If administrative law is to […]
Artificial Intelligence as a Public Service: the jurisdiction of administrative courts in protecting fundamental rights.
This article seeks to demonstrate why the development, deployment, and professional use of AI high risk systems should be encompassed within the concept of “public service.” It further argues that private entities offering such services should be classified as assimilated public authorities, akin to companies delivering other essential public interest services such as gas, electricity, […]