Artificial Intelligence And Human Rights | SkollWF 2019

As the uses of artificial intelligence grow exponentially each year, there is a possible future where AI exacerbates injustice, deepens societal divides, and becomes a tool to violate or deny human rights. But, there’s another “possible”—where AI is used to bolster solutions to difficult challenges. Hear from innovators who are exploring the risks, and the power of artificial intelligence and machine learning to accelerate positive change.

Tanya O’Carroll, Amnesty International
Dunstan Allison-Hope, Business for Social Responsibility
Babusi Nyoni, Artificial Intelligence Evangelist
Elisabeth Hausler, Build Change
Megan Smith, CEO at shift7; Former US CTO

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[samkaplan]

I am doing a LLM including a module on AI, Society and Law. I have never, probably, sat through a YOUTUBE video and never fast forwarded. This was a superb piece on AI, impact, power imbalance (tech and government), ethics and the need to associate AI with human rights

[elizabeths]

Thank you, this has been incredibly useful, I’m currently writing my dissertation on this very subject

[jameshuxley]

man is doom and wooooman is a wonder right, sounds human