A bipartisan Senate committee has sounded the alarm over the expanded use of automated decision-making in immigration and biosecurity matters that should be decided on a case-by-case basis by federal ministers.
The warning, the second from the committee in less than two months, comes as the government looks to introduce a consistent legal framework for automated decision-making and agencies pause their use of automation in the wake of the Royal …
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