31-10-3 A Rights-Based Line of Defense Against AI, Data Monopoly, Algorithmic Propaganda, and the Revival of Digital Totalitarianism Item · PG-C
ID CH-031.10.3 · This item: 2 packages, five fixed folders each.
It studies the risks of identity databases, biometric identification, social scoring, predictive policing, deepfakes, manipulation of public opinion, and platform monopoly, and establishes data minimization, algorithmic audit, the right to privacy, the right to explanation, and judicial remedy. FUTURE RIGHTS. Digital technology can serve public governance, but it can also upgrade the old Party-state’s control into an algorithmic rule from which there is no exit.
Knowledge packages
📦 CH-031.10.3.1 31-10-3-1 A Rights-Based Line of Defense Against AI, Data Monopoly, Algorithmic Propaganda, and the Revival of Digital Totalitarianism: Theoretical Origins, Historical Experience, Institutional Comparison, and Primary Materials
5 folders
📦 CH-031.10.3.2 31-10-3-2 A Rights-Based Line of Defense Against AI, Data Monopoly, Algorithmic Propaganda, and the Revival of Digital Totalitarianism: Implementation Pathways, Risk Early Warning, Public Authorization, and Prevention of Reversion
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