Algorithmic discrimination and its impact on violating the principle of equality before public facilities

Abstract

Algorithmic discriminations is considered one of the advanced forms of discriminations known since ancient times, Digital development and
reliance on artificial intelligence applications have resulted in legal challenges and risks that necessitate legislation and legal regulations to
address these issues and provide practical solutions to the that may arise from the operation of these applications, Because this is a relatively
new issue, it is observed that countries around the world are still lacking in legislation to combat this phenomenon, moreover, even in countries
that have regulated algorithmic discrimination, they have limited themselves to imposing challenges on administrative threats offending
companies and have worked to combat it, without explicitly and clearly criminalizing it in their legislation, However, despite the absence of
such texts, discrimination is considered a criminal offense because the criminalizing texts mentioned this act mentioned discriminations in
general and did not specify a particular type. However, with the inclusion of it in the laws that dealt with digital and algorithmic issues, there
is legislative confirmation of this type of discrimination.