Hellen Mukiri-Smith, an AI researcher, said "mass surveillance has created a social benefits system that risks targeting, rather than supporting the very people it was meant to protect."
David Nolan highlighted, "We argue this does directly violate their right to non-discrimination because of the use of citizenship," referring to the 'Model Abroad' algorithm.
The report indicates that 90 percent of cases opened due to the algorithm are not fraudulent, raising concerns about its effectiveness and potential harm.
Amnesty International is urging Danish authorities for greater transparency and auditing of algorithms, noting the necessity of protecting sensitive personal data in welfare systems.
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