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No-one should ever have to make a decision at 4:45am. But I picked up my phone and cancelled my taxi to the airport, just as it was pulling up outside.
Read MoreNo-one should ever have to make a decision at 4:45am. But I picked up my phone and cancelled my taxi to the airport, just as it was pulling up outside.
Read MoreDigital Rights Watch welcomes the opportunity to submit comments to the Standing Committee on Petitions regarding the inquiry into the standing orders relating to petitions. Petitions are a key way for individual Australians to participate in democratic processes. It is essential that they remain accessible to all and do not pose a threat to the privacy of signatories.
Read MoreDigital Rights Watch has a long history of campaigning against the excessive and unfair collection of personal information through ‘Renttech’ platforms.
Read MoreLast week the Albanese government released their response to the Rickard Review of the Online Safety Act 2021 with the centrepiece being a new digital duty of care.
Read MoreCorporations are deploying Artificial Intelligence into almost every aspect of our lives, shaping how we interact with our government services, businesses, healthcare systems, and employers.
If you have experienced an AI-related harm, please fill out this form and help protect all Australians from harmful AI.
Read MoreJoin us for a special premiere screening of the third and final episode of the new ABC series ‘Matter of Facts’ followed by a live panel discussion and Q&A moderated by a special guest from the ABC
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