Final Report: Human Rights and Technology
Learn more about how to create ethical AI to ensure the technology is compliant with technology and human rights principles.
Summary
Learn more about how to create ethical AI to ensure the technology is compliant with technology and human rights principles.Final Report: Human Rights and Technology
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Ethical AI
New technologies, like artificial intelligence (AI), are reshaping our world. They bring powerful opportunities and threats, especially to our human rights. The Final Report sets out a roadmap for Australia to seize the opportunities and address the threats.
Australia should innovate consistently with our liberal democratic values. This means being consultative, inclusive and accountable. New tech should come with robust human rights safeguards.
Technology and human rights
The recommendations in the Final Report are informed by the Commission's expertise, our research and extensive public consultation with the community, government, industry and academia.
The Final Report aims to foster a deeper understanding of the human rights implications for Australia of new and emerging technologies to ensure ethical AI is designed and deployed.
Final Report
The Final Report is divided into four parts:
- Part A: a national strategy on new and emerging technologies
- Part B: the use of artificial intelligence in decision making by government and the private sector
- Part C: supporting effective regulation through the creation of an AI Safety Commissioner
- Part D: accessible technology for people with disability.
The Final Report covers several areas in detail such as facial recognition technology, algorithmic bias and the creation of an AI Safety Commissioner amongst others.
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