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The Artificial Intelligence Act in the European Union prohibits certain uses of AI, lays down prerequisites for high and low risk AI syste

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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’ ...

3 years in prison for thought crimes… ‘the incitement of disharmony, based on an intent to stir up, maintain or normalise hatred, through threatening, abusive or insulting communications’. …bewilderingly the NZ Left see no danger with this, but what happens when the Right are back in power and they decide the definition should include climate change activists? This looming hate speech debate is supposedly a response to the white supremacist terror attack in Christchurch, but the solutions of criminalising hate speech are all identity politic based intersectionist roulette virtue...

including a clarified definition of a “terrorist act” – in response to the Christchurch terror attack. It’s the Government’s first step in implementing recommendation 18 of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into the attacks on March 15, 2019, which called for a review of all legislation related to counter-terrorism in New Zealand. Justice Minister Kris Faafoi promised the changes in December after the release of the recommendations. He acknowledged the need to “move our legislation to a wider range of terrorist activities and potential terrorist threats”. TDB Recommends NewzEngine...