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Danaher argues that public bodies may rely more on computer programs to organize information and shape decisions. He warns that people could lose the chance to understand or take part in decisions, even when a human remains involved. The article weighs possible benefits against this risk and considers responses, but it does not show that any proposed response has solved the problem.
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