This point: "how algorithms exacerbate inequality, even when not specifically programmed to do so", I really want to explain more in my next article. If you know of good examples, let me know.
Many variants are exemplified here: axbom.com/bias-in-mach...
@axbom.com: The algorithm has been in place since 2013. I doubt it’s legal. The defense is “our model doesn’t discriminate" An inability to understand how algorithms exacerbate inequality, even when not specifically programmed to do so, is one of the most distressing competence shortfalls in the public sector.
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