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new UK data protection legislationTheregister
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The UK Parliament's second chamber is set to launch a bill designed to regulate the use of algorithms and automated decision-making by public bodies.
Lord Clement-Jones, Liberal Democrat peer and former chair of the Lords Select Committee on AI, is proposing the bill.
There are currently no legal obligations on public authorities to be transparent about when and how they use algorithms.
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