Tag: AI
Buyer beware: how AI is infiltrating humanitarian aid operations
Access Now’s latest research unpacks how AI tools are dodging procurement vetting to infiltrate humanitarian organisations, creating new risks for them and the communities they serve.
Artificial Insecurity: access and availability in the age of AI
In the third part of our blog series on the dodgy digital security practices underlying advanced AI tools, we look at how the availability of systems is impacted by the proliferation of large language models.
Artificial Insecurity: threats to information integrity
In the second part of our series on the dodgy digital security practices underlying advanced AI tools, we examine how LLMs threaten information integrity.
Artificial Insecurity: how AI tools compromise confidentiality
In the first part of our blog series on the dodgy digital security practices underlying advanced AI tools, we unpack how LLMs can jeopardize the confidentiality of people’s data.
AI Action Summit: a missed opportunity for human-rights centered AI governanceÂ
The development of the proposed GDPR Procedural Regulation represents a missed opportunity to address enforcement challenges.
Tackling the “black snakes” undermining digital rights worldwideÂ
As 2025 gets underway, Access Now’s new Executive Director, Alejandro Mayoral Baños, PhD, shares his reflections on the “black snakes” threatening the digital rights movement.
Submission on Sri Lanka’s draft National Strategy on AIÂ
With increasing development of AI applications, it’s crucial for Sri Lanka to
develop a strong foundational guide for the use of emerging technology.
Why human rights must be at the core of AI governance
Human rights are being sidelined in conversations around AI governance. Here’s how to re-center them.
Demand better privacy: hold Bumble accountable
Cyber accountability in East Asia: human rights are key for cybersecurity
China’s digital and cyber policies hurt human rights and undermine cybersecurity globally. Access Now’s Brett Solomon explores how the international community can respond.