A university admissions officer can deny 30 applicants based on algorithm-predicted low graduation rates.

A university admissions officer can deny 30 applicants based on algorithm-predicted low graduation rates. This secures 20 more successful graduates but denies autonomy to applicants.

• 77% chose: Deny admission to the 30 applicants. (44 people)
• 23% chose: Admit all applicants regardless of prediction. (13 people)

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