Automation has proven to be capable of producing extremely positive results in terms of increased efficiency and speed in decision-making, but it often conceals the risk of discrimination. Discriminatory practices may affect new types of groups, identified through inferential association, that do not correspond to historically protected grounds. Where the anti-discrimination law does not reach, the data protection law may. Based on an analytical examination of the legal provisions and a comparison with the positions of legal scholars and the European Court of Justice case-law, the study examines whether the GDPR provides effective tools to counter algorithmic discriminations based on unprotected attributes.
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Alfio Guido Grasso is a researcher at the University of Catania, where he lectures. He has taught at the Catholic University of Milan. He has carried out visiting research at the Universities of Coimbra, Manchester and Humboldt. He was visiting scholar at the Weizenbaum Institute for the Networked Society in Berlin. He is the author of Maternità surrogata altruistica e tecniche di costituzione dello status and several essays on private law topics
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