Digital Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to make this submission and the work of this inquiry in giving due scrutiny to an agreement that will have a profound and long-running impact on our nation.
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Digital Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to support the work of the Joint Select Committee on Artificial Intelligence.
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Digital Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to provide comment to the committee’s inquiry into artificial intelligence and data centres.
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Questions to be answered on AUKUS Pillar II
Digital Rights Watch has today called on the federal government to explain the extent to which Australians’ privacy, safety and security will be impacted by the AUKUS Treaty.
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Smart glasses aren’t inevitable. They’re a product that only exists because our privacy laws haven’t caught up to the last decade, let alone this one. We shouldn’t be racing to accommodate them: we should be asking why they’re on supermarket shelves at all.
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Primary healthcare providers in Australia are rapidly adopting AI scribes - software tools that record and transcribe clinical consultations. While these tools may offer some administrative benefits for medical practices, our recently published report finds that their rate of adoption is outpacing both regulation and due diligence, creating serious and largely unaddressed risks for patients.
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