Computer & Communication Industry Association

Washington – The Computer & Communications Industry Association today provided written comments to members of the New Jersey Assembly’s Science, Innovation and Technology Committee expressing the organization’s opposition to three overly broad pieces of legislation that would regulate tools in employment decisions. The three bills – A. 3854, A. 3855, and A. 4030 – focus on automated decision-making, a sophisticated tool streamlining tasks that otherwise would be done manually. Yet, like any technology, it comes with both benefits and drawbacks, and CCIA is concerned that rushe...