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In 2018, while the Argentine Congress was debating whether to decriminalize abortion, the Ministry of Early Childhood in the northern province of Salta and the American tech giant Microsoft presented an algorithmic system to predict teenage pregnancy. https://t.co/bhlLj5WBkk 1/6 — PolitiTweet.org

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The stated goal was to use the algorithm to predict which girls from low-income areas would become pregnant in five years—it was never clear what would happen once someone was labeled “predestined” for motherhood or how this information would help prevent adolescent pregnancy 2/6 — PolitiTweet.org

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