Is there an effective ‘right to an explanation’ in respect of algorithmic decisions? Explain with respect to the decisions of national Data Protection Authorities and case law.

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The limits as stated include quotations in the text, but do not include the bibliography, footnotes/endnotes, appendices, abstract etc.

2- The question of this essay is: Is there an effective ‘right to an explanation’ in respect of algorithmic decisions? Explain with respect to the decisions of national Data Protection Authorities and case law.

3- ensure you give examples from comparative jurisdictions including those under European Union law, citing relevant case law, legislation, regulation, academic articles and textbooks, and other materials. It’s required at least (30 sources) related to this topic.

4- The paper format must be OSCOLA