German far-right met to plan ‘mass deportations’
Far-right politicians reportedly met at a villa near a lake outside Berlin to discuss their plans.
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When Software Makes the Decisions: The Growing Role of Algorithmic Authority
Decisions that once required human judgment are increasingly being made—or heavily influenced—by software. From hiring and lending to healthcare and public services, algorithms now play a central role in determining outcomes that affect millions of lives. This shift toward algorithmic authority is not driven by science fiction visions of artificial intelligence, but by practical demands…
