Article IGF 2020: Aiming for AI explainability: lessons from the field. Summary of the session AI systems will soon determine our rights and freedoms, shape our economic situation and physical wellbeing, affect market behaviour and natural environment. With the hype for ‘problem-solving’ AI, claims for (more) accountability in this field are gaining urgency. Summary of the IGF 2020 session: Aiming for AI explainability: lessons from the field. 04.01.2021 Text
Article Mozilla Explains: What Does AI Know About Me? Algorithmic decision-making can carry more weight than you might expect. While algorithms do innocuous or helpful things like changing the traffic signals when you approach an intersection, they also decide what content to show in your social media feed. There are also algorithms that assist real people in deciding whether you can get a mortgage, get into a particular university or qualify for insurance. How does it work? Katarzyna Szymielewicz explains three layers of digital profile in the video. 13.09.2021 Text
other Complaint against the use of personal data for undefined forms of machine learning or artificial intelligence models by Twitter Recently, Twitter International (now re-branded as “X”) began unlawfully using the personal data of more than 60 million users in the EU/EEA to train its AI technologies (like “Grok”) without their consent. 12.08.2024
other Human rights and justice must be at the heart of the upcoming Commission guidelines on the AI Act implementation On 11 December 2024, the European Commission’s consultation on its Artificial Intelligence (AI) Act guidelines closed. 16.01.2025
other #Paris AI Action Summit_Open Call_Global AI governance: Taking action with civil society Ahead of the Paris AI Action Summit, civil society actors, academics and experts from over the world call for a more meaningful inclusion in global AI governance efforts. 06.02.2025