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Amnesty International - Tech. We are a global collective of advocates, campaigners, hackers, researchers & technologists defending our rights in a digital age.
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    May 28
    🚨NEW: @amnesty briefing documents how mass data pipelines of gen AI systems are rooted in invasions of privacy by design.
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    Global: Enormous data pipelines powering major generative AI systems are rooted in mass invasions...
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    Aug 19
    Argentina is joining a global wave of techno-authoritarianism. The authorities must ban the development, production, sale, and use of remote biometric recognition technologies for mass and targeted discriminatory surveillance.
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    Aug 19
    🚨NEW: The expanded use of AI-driven surveillance in Argentina during the first two years of the Javier Milei’s administration reinforces a techno-authoritarian infrastructure of social control.
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    Argentina: Unchecked deployment of AI-driven surveillance reinforces a techno-authoritarian infra...
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    Aug 7
    A US court ordered Meta to pay $567 million for causing harm to children. The verdict is an important step towards a safer social media for children. By ordering changes to platform features, the ruling recognizes harms children experience online.
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    USA: New Mexico Meta ruling an important step towards safer social media for children 
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    Jul 27
    The UK Supreme Court has rejected Bahrain's bid to block a UK lawsuit brought by two activists over alleged spyware use. The ruling should serve as a signal that states may no longer be able to hide behind claims of sovereign immunity.
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    UK Supreme Court ruling a clear message against transnational repression
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