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How Indigenous communities in New Zealand are protecting their data
1Te Ngira Institute for Population Research, University of Waikato, Hamilton, Aotearoa, New Zealand. tahu.kukutai@waikato.ac.nz.
Summary
Regulators are increasing data privacy controls due to ethical concerns surrounding artificial intelligence (AI). Current individual data rights are limited against tech giants, prompting research into collective data rights and protections.
Area of Science:
- Data Ethics
- Technology Regulation
- Societal Impact of AI
Background:
- Growing concerns regarding the ethical use of data, privacy violations, and data-related harms.
- Regulatory bodies worldwide are implementing stricter controls on data privacy, protection, and the deployment of artificial intelligence (AI).
- Existing legal frameworks often struggle to address the pervasive data practices of large technology corporations.
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