A trip to Bunnings, a Medibank or Optus account, a new smart car or vacuum, every facet of our daily lives is now up for grabs. So should privacy continue to be our individual responsibility, or is it time for governments do more?
This event was recorded at the State Library of Victoria on 19 November 2024.
Speakers
Hugh de Kretser
President, Australian Human Rights Commission
Lizzie O’Shea
Founder and chair of Digital Rights Watch
Principal lawyer at Maurice Blackburn
Ed Santow
Co-Director of the Human Technology Institute at the University of Technology Sydney
Co-author, Machines in Our Image: The Need for Human Rights in the Age of AI
Daniel Nellor (host)
Philosopher, playwright and co-author, Machines in Our Image: The Need for Human Rights in the Age of AI
Further information:
First tranche of the Federal Government’s privacy reforms
Privacy and Other Legislation Amendment Bill 2024
Credits
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What right do we have to privacy in the age of AI?(Oscar Wong, Getty.)