...scusate 380° <[email protected]> writes:
> https://alltechishuman.org/s/AI-and-Human-Rights_Building-a-Tech-Future-Aligned-With-the-Public-Interest-1.pdf dimenticavo l'executive summary: --8<---------------cut here---------------start------------->8--- Executive Summary Artificial Intelligence (AI) and other digital technologies are tools. As such, they can be used to create unprecedented opportunities and advancement, and can also be wielded in ways that oppress and harm. Applied unconsciously, they will continue to recreate existing social norms, biases and power structures. Developed thoughtfully, they can help transform society for the better. While the breadth of applications for AI are enormous, the ways in which these technologies intersect with human rights are no different from previous technologies. In other words, AI can be leveraged to advance human knowledge and capacity in a range of fields - including, but not limited to, medicine, engineering, energy, finance, law, communication and security. In the process, they can also enable dangerous violations of human rights in areas of digital identity, privacy, healthcare and civil rights, to name a few. This report outlines key issues and opportunities related to the intersection of AI and Human Rights, across seven key areas - Automated Decision Making Systems and Civil Rights; Data Privacy; Synthetic Media and Information Integrity; Content Moderation; Healthcare; Surveillance Technology, Predictive Technology and Criminal Justice; and Cybersecurity and Autonomous Weapons. These topics are not intended to be comprehensive. Rather, they explore some of the key issues surfaced by our team of 93 co-authors. Each section provides an overview of the topic, and lists key barriers and challenges, next steps and proposed solutions. Best practices related to AI and Human Rights, such as those developed by the UN, and those that appear as recurring themes in this report, are similar to the best practices we have identified in previous Responsible Technology reports, including our 2021 report on Improving Social Media, and our 2022 report on HX - Human (vs User) Experience. These themes and values include: • Transparency • Explainability • User Notification & Consent • Oversight & Accountability • Due Process & Redress • Privacy by default • Participant centered • Conducting impact assessments • Creating standards, regulation and legislation The report also includes profile interviews of over 40 community leaders, to provide readers with examples of the people and possibilities in the space. We have also curated a list of over 100 Organizations addressing challenges in Human Rights and AI. Like previous All Tech is Human collaborative publications, this report is as much about the process as it is about the final outcome. Each section was co-created with the input of close to a hundred participants over the course of three months. The interactions, relationships and collaborations that helped build this report are essential aspects of the growing field of Responsible Technology. We at All Tech is Human are grateful for all of these contributions. We hope that this collection of key issues, key people, and key organizations in AI and Human Rights will help shape the field of Responsible Technology, and advance our cause of aligning tech with the public interest. --8<---------------cut here---------------end--------------->8--- -- 380° (Giovanni Biscuolo public alter ego) «Noi, incompetenti come siamo, non abbiamo alcun titolo per suggerire alcunché» Disinformation flourishes because many people care deeply about injustice but very few check the facts. Ask me about <https://stallmansupport.org>.
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