Redress for Dark Patterns Privacy Harms? A Case Study on Consent Interactions

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What Is a Subliminal Technique? An Ethical Perspective on AI-Driven Influence

“…Work on the nature and kinds of mental harm will be crucial to specifying the kinds of effects that subliminal techniques should not have. To make progress in this direction, we can take inspiration from existing work on taxonomies of algorithmic or sociotechnical harms ([44]- [47]), and in particular work on harms caused by dark patterns ( [48], [49]).…”