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THE UN called yesterday for a moratorium on artificial intelligen­ce systems like facial recognitio­n technology that threaten human rights until “guardrails” are in place against violations. UN High Commission­er for Human Rights Michelle Bachelet called for assessment­s of how great a risk various AI technologi­es pose to things like rights to privacy and freedom of movement and of expression. She said countries should heavily regulate this. The report found that faulty AI tools led to people being unfairly denied social security benefits, while innocent people had been arrested due to flawed facial recognitio­n. |

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