Consultation on Human Rights and Technology - part 1.
Presentation on key findings of the Australian Human Rights Commission.
Tuesday May 12 at 2:00pm – 3:00pm AEST: For those interested in participating in a fuller discussion on the proposals in this report with the AHR Commissioner Ed Santow, please register your interest HERE (maximum of 2 per organisation).
As part of a broader consultation process, the Commission is seeking investor feedback on the paper's recommendations against key goals and topic areas:
the critical human rights engaged by new and emerging technologies
regulatory approaches and ethical frameworks
the use of AI in decision-making so it is accountable
a new national leadership for AI and proposed AI Safety Commissioner
accessibility of new technologies for people with disability
The stakeholder engagement is underpinned by the Commission's principles:
AI should be used in ways that comply with human rights law
AI should be used in ways that minimise harm
AI should be accountable in how it is used.
RIAA encourages you to engage your chief information, data, human resources or risk officer and other relevant stakeholders to take part in the presentation on May 4 and participate in the consultation on May 12 if appropriate.