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Privacy, Due Process, and the Computational Turn: Navigating Automated Decision-Making

"The "computational turn" refers to the pervasive shift toward using algorithms, machine learning, and big data to mediate social, economic, and legal interactions. As these systems increasingly govern outcomes in areas like credit, housing, employment, and justice, the traditional protections of privacy and due process are being challenged by the opacity, speed, and scale of automated decision-making, necessitating a fundamental rethinking of how rights are preserved in a digital-first world. Understanding the Computational Turn The computational turn represents more than the simple digitizing of records; it marks a transition where software..."

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