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spir-11134	Kotliar, Dan M; Ribak, Rivka; Ahmed, Shazeda; Roberge, Jonathan; Senneville, Marius	ALGORITHMIC PRODUCTION BEYOND SILICON VALLEY	2020.0	16	.pdf	application/pdf	6085	438	52	Elsewhere, Chinese legal scholars compare US anti-discrimination law to what they see as its weaker Chinese counterpart in order to make the case that the latter is ill- equipped to manage algorithmic discrimination and must therefore be reformed.3 Calls for revision of existing data protection laws to include language on algorithmic bias remain unmet (Cui 2019).4 Both types of policy revision recommendations avert the suggestion of creating entirely separate laws around the use of algorithmic systems more generally, or drafting of sector-specific regulations. The growing discourse on algorithmic discrimination in China is itself a challenge to the notion that all Chinese citizens uncritically accept the incursion of algorithmic systems into everyday life.	cache/spir-11134.pdf	txt/spir-11134.txt