英文摘要 |
"The presupposition of integrated regulation of algorithmic discrimination is too abstract, while the exploration of individualized regulation is limited by sectoral law thinking. Both too macroscopic and too microscopic perspectives have their own blind spots, and the reconstruction of the regulatory paradigm based on type classification tries to provide a compromise path. The recognition that algorithmic discrimination is homogeneous at its roots with traditional discrimination is a prerequisite for classification, and that reproducible, aggravated and additive algorithmic discrimination is a typological integration based on a comparison of algorithmic decision making and traditional decision making, which is also a useful basis for analyzing traditional regulatory paradigms for discrimination. In the face of the technical difficulties and jurisprudential obstacles of different types of algorithmic discrimination, further concretizing the specific situations in different types and refining the regulatory priorities will deepen the knowledge of algorithmic discrimination and realize the reconstruction of regulatory paradigm with checks and balances on algorithmic power as the core." |