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Lattimore, Finn & O'Callaghan, Simon & Paleologos, Zoe & Reid, Alistair & Santow, Edward & Sargeant, Holli & Thomsen, Andrew & Australian Human Rights Commission, issuing body. (2020). Using artificial intelligence to make decisions : addressing the problem of algorithmic bias : technical paper Retrieved December 27, 2024, from http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2973584333

Lattimore, Finn, O'Callaghan, Simon, Paleologos, Zoe, Reid, Alistair, Santow, Edward, Sargeant, Holli, Thomsen, Andrew and Australian Human Rights Commission, issuing body. Using artificial intelligence to make decisions : addressing the problem of algorithmic bias : technical paper Sydney, NSW: Australian Human Rights Commission, 2020. Web. 27 December 2024 <http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2973584333>

Lattimore, Finn & O'Callaghan, Simon & Paleologos, Zoe & Reid, Alistair & Santow, Edward & Sargeant, Holli & Thomsen, Andrew & Australian Human Rights Commission, issuing body. 2020, Using artificial intelligence to make decisions : addressing the problem of algorithmic bias : technical paper Australian Human Rights Commission, Sydney, NSW viewed 27 December 2024 http://nla.gov.au/nla.obj-2973584333

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  | author5=Santow, Edward.
  | author6=Sargeant, Holli.
  | author7=Thomsen, Andrew.
  | author8=Australian Human Rights Commission, issuing body.
  | title=Using artificial intelligence to make decisions : addressing the problem of algorithmic bias : technical paper
  | year=2020
  | section=1 online resource (72 pages) : colour illustrations, charts.
  | isbn=9781925917277
  | location=Sydney, NSW
  | publisher=Australian Human Rights Commission
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