Library A Critique of Smart Cities: What they are and who they (theoretically) serve #artificial intelligence #blogpost #smart cities #surveillance By Vanessa Koetz It is not new that there is a tendency among public authority managers to promote the concept... By Coding Rights
Library Facial Recognition in Brazil: a gender and race-based perspective #algorithm #algorithmic racism #artificial intelligence #facial recognition *Article by Bianca Kremer, Data Protection and Feminisms Fellow at Coding Rights in ADAPT Project (Advocating for Data Accountability, Protection... By Coding Rights
Library THREATS IN THE USAGE OF FACIAL RECOGNITION TECHNOLOGIES FOR AUTHENTICATING TRANSGENDER IDENTITIES #artificial intelligence #facial recognition Research by Coding Rights maps harmful threats to transgender and non-binary people by the deployment of facial recognition technologies as... By Coding Rights
Library Decolonising AI: A transfeminist approach to data and social justice #artificial intelligence by Paz Peña and Joana Varon* Introduction Let’s say you have access to a database with information from 12,000 girls... By Coding Rights
Library The acquisition and abuse of private surveillance technologies in Latin America #artificial intelligence #freedom of expression #statements #surveillance Submission of Latin American Organizations to the U.N. Special Rapporteur on the promotion and the protection of the right to... By Coding Rights