GDPR: Three Years In, And Its Future And Success Are Still Up In The Air
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EU Takes Minimal Steps To Regulate Harmful AI Systems, Must Go Further To Protect Rights
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Access Now 21 April 2021 | 9:26 am
Access Now has been advocating for a
human rights-based regulation to ensure that both the private and public sector respect and promote human rights in the context of artificial intelligence, including
a call for red lines for applications of AI that are incompatible with fundamental rights. Unfortunately, the new proposal falls short of meeting the minimum requirements needed to safeguard human rights in the EU.
“In her presentation of the AI Regulation, Executive Vice President Vestager said that ‘we want AI to be a force for progress’ in the EU. Introducing a provision for prohibitions on certain uses is a first step towards that. Unfortunately, those prohibitions are too limited, and this legal framework
WISeKey International Holding Ltd: Human Rights Council on the Right to Privacy
OISTE.ORG to Address Virtually the 46
th
March 3rd 2021 at 3 PM CET
Privacy is as a basic, fundamental human right
Geneva, February 24, 2021 - The OISTE Foundation, a non-governmental organization, in special consultative status with the Economic and Social Council of the United Nations (ECOSOC), will lead a virtual panel on the human right to privacy during the 46th Session of the Human Rights Council.
Zoom Registration at:
https://us02web.zoom.us/webinar/register/WN HXWDJD60SnWsYKdPaFHTJg
Privacy is as a basic, fundamental human right. It is also an endangered right. New digital technologies track and scrutinize us all at this age of