Jan Kleijssen is the Director of Information Society and Action against Crime with the Council of Europe. In this presentation he discusses the work on the world’s first treaty on AI and Human Rights to be expected in 2023.
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Prof. Dr. Gong ke – World Federation of Engineering Organizations
Prof. Gong Ke is the Immediate past President, World Federation of Engineering Organizations To what extent was accountability a topic in the educational curricula of engineers, back in the days? How about ethics? What has changed since then? Why is accountability in this Digital Age nowadays so important? And, who raised the issue to take […]
Irakli Beridze – UNICRI
What does the Centre for Artificial Intelligence and Robotics of the United Nations (UN) Interregional Crime and Justice Research Institute (UNICRI) do? How can artificial intelligence and robotics improve fighting crime in this Digital Age? How to cater for future-proof law enforcement? What new and emerging technologies are visible on and envisioned over the horizon? […]
Guilherme Canela – UNESCO
What is the difference between illegal hate speech, and legal hate speech? How free is the freedom of expression, and what are its thresholds? Can, and if so, how could technology help guarding these thresholds of what is freedom of expression, and what is not? How to arrange for more transparency by digital media platforms […]
Paul Nemitz – European Commission
Why can technology not work without democracy and rule of law? What is the state of play regarding the rise power of technology, and related rise of economic power? How to control technological power? How to preserve our democracy and quality of life, and increase their resilience. Can rule of law compatible technology actually support […]