Work Stream One focuses on how technology and big data are reshaping the conceptualisation of rights in today’s digital age. It provides an insight into the nature of, and connections between, the positive and negative human rights implications of technology and big data and maps the existing and developing legal responses at the international and multi-stakeholder forum levels.
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Lorna McGregorThe COVID-19 Pandemic: Five urgent principles for leaving no one behind through technology
Read moreThis post first appeared on the Universal Rights Group website. The UN Secretary General has characterised the pandemic as a…
HRBDTEnsuring Individuals and Groups can Access Justice and Remedies where Their Rights have been Affected by the Use of AI
Read moreA major part of HRBDT’s research is on access to justice and remedies for individuals and groups whose human rights…
HRBDTEnsuring that Human Rights are central to AI regulation and governance
Read moreA key part of HRBDT’s work is to show how human rights are both affected by the design, development and…
HRBDTCollaborating with the United Nations
Read moreA major focus of the HRBDT project is contributing to the articulation of how human rights standards apply to AI,…
Sabrina RauThose pop-up ‘I agree’ boxes aren’t just annoying – they’re potentially dangerous
Read moreHave you noticed the increasing number of pop-ups asking you to consent or “agree” when you visit a website? Do…
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