It’s tempting to assume that human rights violations are easy to see, but they’re often difficult to discern. Perpetrators take great effort to hide in plain sight. Before they can be brought to justice, defenders may need to launch years-long investigations to find evidence that an unacceptable injustice has occurred.
What if identifying human rights violations could be faster and easier? What if humans could predict breaches before they occur, saving innumerable victims from […]
The role of artificial intelligence in predicting human rights violations | OpenGlobalRights
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