“We live in a world where the person, as an indivisible entity, is increasingly displaced as a conceptual tool within the framework of the algorithmic society. ‘Indivisible’ here means exactly what it sounds like: incapable of division or indivisible. Because algorithms are now in a position to generate ever more precise representations of the empirical human being, as the product of digital information, it is now possible to circumvent the indivisible, individual character of the person as a social construct in a variety of contexts …” (more)
[Marietta Auer, Oxford Business Law Blog, 29 June]
First posted 2022-06-30 07:45:16
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