Digital Rights Watch are proud to be publishing our new discussion paper on AI scribes in medical settings in Australia, outlining potential harms, and opportunities for regulation.
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To better understand the relationship between privacy and safety in addressing online harms, Digital Rights Watch has commissioned a research report featuring polling conducted by Essential Media. It covers some topical technologies like facial recognition and age assurance tech, client-side scanning in CSAEM detection, and methods of improving safety without impacting privacy.
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The promise of AI innovation has captured the attention of the technology industry and its associated policy makers. While we wait for the development of a National AI Capability Plan in Australia, companies are left with a set of voluntary guardrails to navigate the technologies’ associated risks.
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The growing power of private technology companies is a threat to national sovereignty and our democracy, according to a report by Digital Rights Watch.
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We are proud to release the State of Digital Rights Report: A 2020 Retrospective, which examines the many ways Australians’ rights are being impacted by the activities of private companies and governments in the online world.
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