The Human Rights and Technology Project Final Report is the culmination of a three-year national investigation into human rights risks posed by new and emerging technologies.
Report recommendations are informed by the Commission’s expertise, our research and extensive public consultation with the community, government, industry and academia.
This Report is the culmination of a major project on new and emerging technologies, including artificial intelligence. The Report reflects the Commission’s extensive public consultation regarding the impact of new technologies on human rights.
This document is a summary of the Australian Human Rights Commission’s Human Rights and Technology Final Report.
The final report includes 38 recommendations.
This book is from the Australian Human Rights Commission. We want to protect the rights of people who use new technology.
We explore how the problem of algorithmic bias can arise in decision making that uses artificial intelligence (AI). This problem can produce unfair, and potentially unlawful, decisions.
This Discussion Paper sets out the Australian Human Rights Commission’s preliminary views on protecting and promoting human rights amid the rise of new technologies.
This White Paper aims to identify how Australia can simultaneously foster innovation and protect human rights through the application of new technologies, in particular Artificial Intelligence (AI).
This Issues Paper marks the formal launch of the Australian Human Rights Commission’s major project on human rights and technology.
