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Technology and Human Rights

28 February 2024

Opinion piece

Let’s not elevate brain tech over our humanity

This opinion piece by Human Rights Commissioner, Lorraine Finlay, appeared in The Australian on Friday, 23 February 2024. Elon Musk recently announced Neuralink’s first successful brain computer interface (BCI) implantation in a human being. The BCI implant is called Telepathy , and allows the user to control digital devices with their thoughts alone. Initial trials aim to enable people with…
Technology and Human Rights

19 July 2023

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Utilising ethical AI in the education system

Learn more about how ethical AI can be used in schools and education to promote learning and human rights.

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