All of this is covered in the article, if you actually bothered to read it past the introduction. Your comment doesn't even apply to the article, it's just figh

All of this is covered in the article, if you actually bothered to read it past the introduction. Your comment doesn't even apply to the article, it's just fighting made up windmills. Algorithmic wage discrimination is not about minorities, race, or anything like that, which you would know, again, if you actually read the article. > Algorithmic wage discrimination” refers to a practice in which individual workers are paid different hourly wages [...] for broadly similar work. As a wage-pricing technique, algorithmic wage discrimination encompasses not only digitalized payment for completed work but, critically, digitalized decisions to allocate work, which are significant determinants of hourly wages and levers of firm control.