Ruled by algorithms the use of "black box" models in tax law by Aleksandra Bal
By: Bal, Aleksandra
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In this article, the author evaluates the use of "black box" models as part of EU data protection and human rights legislation, focusing on a new Polish alogrithm-supported system to detect VAT fraud.
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