WHOSE DIGITAL FUTURE? ENGAGING CITIZENS IN AI DEVELOPMENT AND IMPACT ASSESSMENT
summary
A practical rundown: a multi‑stakeholder framework for meaningful engagement in AI human rights impact assessments is co‑created with 130+ experts and aims to force early, compensated, sustained participation; case studies show AI powering migration enforcement (drones, border surveillance, dialect/credibility tools) and reveal 40% flawed data in some border systems. Tools demonstrated include the Data Ethics Decision Aid for bureaucrats and Meta’s open loop policy prototypes for live testing — both used in real projects with mixed but actionable results.
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chapters (13)
- 0:00Introduction
- 1:26Digital rights in advocacy
- 6:13AI impact on migrants
- 15:48Private sector engagement
- 23:17EU Agency on AI rights
- 34:34Academic governance insights
- 44:07Q&A
- 50:53Data rights and AI Act gaps
- 55:50Policy experimentation
- 57:20Citizen participation structures
- 1:00:10Researcher access in regulation
- 1:03:24Police in consultations
- 1:07:19Closing framework
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