Italy introduces entirely automated public tenders
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If the UN wants to help humanity, it should not fall for AI hype
Spanish inmates not to be automatically monitored in fear of AI Act
Austria’s social security invests over €50m in AI – just for bookkeeping?
Battle in Strasbourg: Civil society fights for safeguards against AI harms
The algorithm that blew up Italy’s school system
Joint statement: The EU AI Act must protect people on the move
Civil society responds to the Council of Europe Treaty on AI
EU rules for AI have some distance to go
Our response to the EDPB’s guidelines on facial recognition in law enforcement
Submission to the UN report on the right to privacy in the digital age
Council of Europe creates rules for Artificial Intelligence
Members of the European Parliament could protect us from biometric surveillance – if they wanted to
Civil society reacts to EP AI Act draft Report
A Milestone in the AI Act negotiations
AlgorithmWatch’s demands for improving the AI Act
Joint Statement ahead of negotiations on legal framework on AI in the Council of Europe
Algorithmic Discrimination – How to adjust German anti-discrimination law
AlgorithmWatch signs statement on ban of predictive policing in the Artificial Intelligence Act
Human rights and activities of tech companies: Governments must act
Automated Decision-Making Systems in the Public Sector – Some Recommendations
Don’t smile for the camera – stop automated facial recognition!
The year that was not saved by automated systems – 2021 in review
Joint Statement on the Ad Hoc Committee on Artificial Intelligence (CAHAI) in the Council of Europe