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Revista de Derecho Privado

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BATTELLI, ETTORE. Robo-Decision: Algorithms, Legal Interpretation, Predictive Justice. Rev. Derecho Privado [online]. 2021, n.40, pp.45-86.  Epub Feb 08, 2020. ISSN 0123-4366.  https://doi.org/10.18601/01234366.n40.03.

Predictability and predictive justice as an opportunity to foresee the judicial proceedings' outputs, considering all the risks related to the use of automated decision-makings. The study is based on a question: is the judge replaceable by a robot? The adopted approach aims at asserting that the robo-decisions and the humans' ones may be affected by misstatements and the automated decision-makings may not be regarded as "fair", even if they seem to be logically "correct": indeed, no algorithmic systems is infallible.

Keywords : predictability; predictive justice; algorithms; robotic decisions; interpretation; legal certainty.

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