Vecchi e nuovi diritti per l'intelligenza artificiale
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ABSTRACT: In questo talk vorrei proporre 2 linee di pensiero volte ad aggiornare il catalogo dei diritti umani alla luce delle caratteristiche tecniche dell'AI, delle sue potenzialità e dei rischi del suo utilizzo. La prima considera l'adattamento di alcuni principi tradizionali (consenso informato e non discriminazione) rispetto alle sfide poste dall'AI. La seconda comprende 4 nuovi diritti: diritto all'eroe, diritto alla discontinuità, diritto ad un ambiente umano, diritto alla AI. Farò anche qualche riferimento all'AI Act, il nuovo regolamento approvato recentemente dal Parlamento dell'Unione Europea. BIO: Carlo Casonato è professore di diritto costituzionale comparato alla Facoltà di Giurisprudenza di Trento, titolare della Cattedra Jean Monnet di Diritto europeo dell'IA (T4F). È stato Visiting Fellow a Oxford e a Yale ed è membro della Commissione per l'Etica e l'Integrità nella ricerca del CNR. È chief editor del BioLaw Journal e autore o curatore di oltre 160 pubblicazioni (tra cui una ventina di libri).
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- 2. 3 Old Human Rights
- 11. 1. The right to know my interlocutor’s nature (transparency)
- 12. 1. The right to know my interlocutor’s nature (transparency) human
- 13. persons concerned are informed that they are interacting with an AI system (AIA, 50)
- 14. 2. Complexity, Opacity: the Black Box 14
- 15. 2. The right to know the reasons Explainability
- 16. sufficiently transparent… … instructions for use (AIA, 13)
- 17. 3. Errors & Bias
- 21. 3. Errors & Bias
- 22. Justice - Bias & discrimination J. Angwin et al. “Machine Bias” (2016) ProPublica
- 24. Datasets: relevant, sufficiently representative, free of errors and complete (AIA, 10 – Data governance) The Challenging Non-Discrimination Principle
- 25. 3 New Human Rights
- 27. Human in the Loop Human Oversight (AIA, 14)
- 28. The “effet moutonnier” 28 The right to a hero?
- 29. 2. The probabilistic approach 29 - Conservative Profiling - The echo chamber
- 30. 2. The right to discontinuity? 30
- 31. 3. The right to AI? When AI does it better…
- 34. - The right to know who/what is my interlocutor - The right to know the reasons - The right not to be discriminated
- 35. - The right to know who/what is my interlocutor - The right to know the reasons - The right not to be discriminated - The right to a hero - The right to discontinuity - The right to AI