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AI technologies: Where do we draw the line? - ARTICLE 19

#AI #reports #digitalrights | A growing number of states and private companies are deploying advanced AI tools to monitor, track, and surveil people. According to the AI Global Surveillance Index, at least 75 out of 176 countries are actively using AI technologies for surveillance purposes, impacting over 6.9 billion people (over 87% of the world’s population), or approximately 8 […]

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Rights First: Principles for Digital Platforms Regulation | Human Rights Law Centre

#regulation #digitalrights | The Human Rights Law Centre is calling on the Albanese Government to combat misinformation which is poisoning Australia's democracy as part of a new report: Rights-First: Principles for Digital Platform Regulation.

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Digital Rights School Curriculum - Greater Internet Freedom

#digitalrights #education | As part of this initiative, our goal is to educate new digital human rights and Internet freedoms advocates, capable of holding governments accountable for digital rights violations, and to build the capacity of new actors and traditional human rights advocates so that they include the digital aspect of human rights in their work. The Internet is a powerful tool for communication, innovation, and the exercise of human rights. However, its full potential can only be realized in an environment that respects digital rights and fosters Internet freedoms.

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