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Law and to Protection against Discrimination; Right to Privacy; Right to Own Property; Freedom of Thought, Religion, Conscience, and Opinion; Freedom of Expression and Access to Information; Right to Take Part in Public Affairs; Right to Work and to Gain a Living; Rights of the Child; and ...
欧洲理事会是在今年5月通过了全名为《欧洲理事会人工智能、人权、民主及法治框架公约》（Council of Europe Framework Convention on artificial intelligence and human rights, democracy, and the rule of law）的国际公约，它提供一个覆盖AI系整理个生态体系的法律框架，除了推动AI的进步与创新之外，也负责管理可能对...
The article examines the slow violence of AI towards human rights at three different levels. First, the individual as the subject of interest and protection within the human rights framework, is increasingly unable to understand nor seek accountability for harms arising from the deployment of AI sys...
The International Bar Association (IBA) has formally endorsed the Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights, Democracy and the Rule of Law. The ... Study: AI can support humanitarian organisations in armed conflict or disasters ...
We agree to safeguard high-quality data development with high-level data security, promote the free and orderly flow of data in accordance with the law, oppose discriminatory and exclusive data training, and collaborate in the development of high-quality datasets, so as to better nourish AI devel...
"the study corroborates the findings of other empirical work on the determinants of reasoning performed by high-level courts. it should be further pursued and refined, through the systematic examination of more data," explained co-author dr dimitrios tsarapatsanis, a lecturer in law at the ...
The recent turn in the debate on AI regulation from ethics to law, the wide application of AI and the new challenges it poses in a variety of fields of human activities are urging legislators to find a paradigm of reference to assess the impacts of AI an
that don't comply with international human rights law. Applications that should be prohibited include government "social scoring" systems which judge people based on their behavior and certain AI-based tools that categorize people by ethnicity or gender.Credit: Martial Trezzini/Keystone via AP, file...
has originality. But AI works clearly belong to the gray area: AI works are ultimately the crystallization of human wisdom, and their works should enjoy legal protection; But this also involves the issue of AI subjectivity, as AI is no...