Privacy Law Reform in the Age of AI

Come along for a special event with Australian Human Rights Commission President, Hugh de Kretser; Digital Rights Watch Chair, Lizzie O’Shea; and human rights and AI expert, Edward Santow, on privacy law reform.

Huge amounts of your personal information is available online – sometimes hiding in plain sight. Lizzie O’Shea will show just how much is out there, with Hugh de Kretser graciously offering himself up as the test subject. This will be followed by a panel discussion about the urgent need to reform Australia’s privacy law. The panel will involve Lizzie O’Shea, Hugh de Kretser and former Human Rights Commissioner, Edward Santow – moderated by Daniel Nellor.

This event will also launch Edward Santow and Daniel Nellor’s new book, Machines in Our Image: The Need for Human Rights in the Age of AI. This book explains how AI works, and the need to centre the right to privacy and other human rights in how we design, oversee and regulate AI.