Director @techethicslab / Sr Research Associate @UniofOxford @EthicsinAI / Fellow @DigCivSoc / Tech + Human Rights @CarrCenter @HKS / Affiliate @BKCHarvard
Mar 31, 2023 • 4 tweets • 3 min read
This 🧵+ underlying decision really highlight the fundamental incompatibility between most #GenerativeAI tools & #GDPR style laws. That's obvious.
The real question is whether there's sufficient political will to acknowledge this truth given the commercial incentives around AI.
There was also a fundamental incompatibility between #blockchain and the #GDPR but law & policymakers largely chose to ignore it (of course it didn't matter as much because the tech wasn't as consequential). medium.com/berkman-klein-…
Feb 18, 2021 • 7 tweets • 3 min read
Who made Mark Zuckerberg king 👑?
A thread . . .
First, I'd start with the Harvard Ad Board who in 2003 gave Mark a pass for violating university IT policies, stealing photos from private house directories, hacking into the Crimson, and harassing women with his first project Facemash. thecrimson.com/article/2003/1…
May 6, 2020 • 9 tweets • 3 min read
1/9) Since everyone keeps asking me, here’s my TLDR on why blockchain-enabled immunity passports, certificates, or credentials for #COVID19 (ala the CCI covidcreds.com) are such a bad idea from a legal POV (leaving aside the technical & public health concerns for now).
2/9) Immunity passports, certificates, or credentials of any kind have the potential to interfere with fundamental rights of privacy & data protection; freedoms of association, assembly, & movement; the right to work & education; and otherwise limit our freedom & autonomy.
