Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights in Southeast Asia

About the project permalink

Title: Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights in Southeast Asia
Collaboration with: EngageMedia
Year: 2019/2020
Nature of project: This was two separate contracts with EngageMedia to produce research on the topic. The first phase involved 3 articles and a video interview, and the second phase involved a study, "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance in Southeast Asia: Challenges in the Region and Possible Paths Forward" and a series of other outputs.

Outputs of the project permalink

Phase Two
- The full draft of the study, "Artificial Intelligence (AI) Governance in Southeast Asia: Challenges in the Region and Possible Paths Forward" will be produced in November 2020. I will update as soon as it is published.
- A critical view of AI ethics, a three-part series published by EngageMedia.org:
  - 10/8/2020: Looking at the substance of ethical guidelines
  - 17/8/2020: Problems in putting principles into practice
  - 31/8/2020: Alternative ethical frameworks for AI
Phase One
- AI and Human Rights in Southeast Asia, a three-part series published in Coconet.Social:
  - 24/12/2019: Human Rights Concerns on Artificial Intelligence in Southeast Asia: An Overview
  - 12/2/2020: Can’t live with it, can’t live without it? AI impacts on economic, social, and cultural rights
  - 4/3/2020: AI as a weapon against civil and political rights
  - The series has been translated into Thai by Teerada Na Jatturas, which I greatly appreciate
- Video produced by EngageMedia with my input, and I am also featured within the video: