Our right to privacy is essential to uphold our democracy, rein in corporate power, and for a safe and fair digital future. It’s time to get privacy right.
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AI companies are data-mining Australian books, songs, and artworks to build their models without consent, without compensation, and without accountability.
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A right to delete would allow us to demand a company deletes our information. This will help us protect our privacy - reducing the chances of our information being leaked or misused.
Join our campaign for Australians to control their own data with a right to delete in Australian privacy law.
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AI is transforming our world at rapid speed, raising urgent questions about who benefits, who loses, and how we keep control of the future.
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A simple ban of young people from social media will harm them. Young people, especially those in a minority group or remote areas of Australia, depend on the internet and social media to reach “their people”. When we limit their ability to do so, there is no replacement. They will simply be cut-off from key parts of society. Instead of an outright ban, we should focus our efforts on better regulation of social media algorithms and the targeting of content to drive advertising revenue, which would make children safer without restricting their ability to participate in society.
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Digital Rights Watch (DRW) welcomes the opportunity to submit comments to the Productivity Commission in response to the interim report regarding the “Harnessing Data and Digital Technology” inquiry. DRW is excited for the possibilities digital technology brings to our lives. The Internet has done wonderful things for humanity and we can’t wait for the next wave of life-improving technology
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