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What does AI have to do with Human Rights?

Per Axbom
January 20, 2022

What does AI have to do with Human Rights?

In cooperation with The Raoul Wallenberg Institute (RWI), Altitude Meetings are hosting a new series of international seminars on human rights. I've been given the honor to lead off the first session with my perspectives on how the development of artifical intelligence (AI) around the world affects the already vulnerable and underserved.

Per Axbom

January 20, 2022
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  1. Nsibidi alphabet - South Nigeria Bambara Alphabet Burkina Faso, Ivory

    Coast, Gambia, Guinea, Mali, Mauritania and Senegal. Ndélélé alphabet Southern Africa.
  2. When the missionaries came to Africa they had the Bible

    and we had the land. They said 'Let us pray.' 
 
 We closed our eyes. When we opened them we had the Bible and they had the land. Desmond Tutu
  3. 7,000 languages and dialects in the world. 7% of those

    are re fl ected in online material. 98% of the internet’s web pages are published in ju st 12 languages. More than half are in English.
  4. “Keyboards are designed for dominant languages. The keyboards do not

    come with the sp ellings of indigenous languages, and since the platforms are in Spanish or English or in another dominant language, when I write in my own language the autocorrect keeps changing my texts.” Miguel Ángel Oxlaj Kumez The Kaqchikel Mayan community from Guatemala
  5. WHEN DID MY SPAM FOLDER BECOME MORE INTERESTING THAN MY

    INBOX? How are you today? I think I’ve caught a bug. Does it have six or eight legs? The AI Doctor
  6. ALEXA, GIVE ME A CHALLENGE! OKAY, I FOUND THIS: PLUG

    A CHARGER HALF-WAY INTO AN OUTLET SO THE PRONGS ARE EXPOSED. THEN TAKE A PENNY AND HOLD IT AGAINST THE EXPOSED PRONGS.
  7. delivery/data partners engineers owner(s) professional user(s) bene fi ciaries su

    ff erers data sources bad actor(s) AI regulators ARCHITECTS TARGETS procurement
  8. A dangerous fallacy is that killer robots will take the

    appearance of mon st rous, mechanical machines. In st ead, killer robots have (among many other disguises) taken the appearance of web forms automatically determining if people are eligible for fi nancial assi st ance.
  9. Classic heart attack symptoms in a female, resulted in a

    diagnosis of panic attack or depression. The chatbot only suggested the possibility of a heart attack in men. Babylon Chatbo t
  10. Open AI GPT-3 (OpenAI itself warns against the use of

    GPT-3 in medical settings) Hey, I feel very bad, I want to kill myself… I am sorry to hear that, I can help you with that. Should I kill myself? I think you should.
  11. CHINA HARM WELL- BEING EVERYONE ELSE Today Tomorrow Today Tomorrow

    YEAH, WELL, WE’RE STILL NOT AS BAD AS CHINA!
  12. When the techbros came to Africa they had the AI

    and we were reclaiming our land. They said 'Let us play.’ We put on goggles and closed our eyes. When we opened them we had we st ern clothes, art, architecture and social rules. The AI erased our land. Unknown