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Course: Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights in Public Policy – Beyond Privacy
At Derechos Digitales, together with CETyS at the University of San Andrés, we present the course “Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights in Public Policy: Beyond Privacy.”
Originally offered between February and March 2022, this training program brings together prominent Latin American voices from academia and civil society, including Virgilio Almeida, Marlena Wisniak, Edson Prestes, Daniel Castaño, Maia Levy Daniel, Javier Barreiro, Cristina Pombo, Danielle Zaror Miralles, Michel de Souza Santos, and Jamila Venturini.
Through nine video lectures, the course provides a comprehensive overview of the impacts of artificial intelligence on public governance and its intersections with human rights, moving beyond the conventional focus on privacy.
Classes
- What is artificial intelligence?
- Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights
- We welcome you
- Regulation of AI in Latin America
- From government of algorithms to government by algorithms
- Diagnostic stage
- Design stage in AI initiatives in the public sector
- Implementation stage in AI initiatives in the public sector
- Evaluation stage in AI initiatives in the public sector
