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District Court of The Hague — SyRI welfare risk-scoring judgment (2020)

The first court ruling in Europe to strike down a government algorithmic risk-scoring system on human-rights grounds, a precedent cited across public-sector AI governance and the AI Act's high-risk rules for welfare.

netherlandssyriwelfare fraudhuman rights

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Governments deploying risk-scoring systems must ensure transparency about the model, data and risk indicators sufficient for individuals to challenge results; opaque profiling of poorer neighbourhoods breached the right to private life

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uitspraken.rechtspraak.nlhttps://uitspraken.rechtspraak.nl/details?id=ECLI:NL:RBDHA:2020:1878

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