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Looking forward to starting our work to secure humanitarian data flows to enable digital transformation and #dataprotection in #humanitarianaction at the service of affected populations Vincent Graf Narbel Adrian Perrig Srdjan Čapkun

Join us next week for a very interesting discussion with Prof Cannataci on the outlook for the beginning of this new year of #COVID19 pandemic and #digitalresponse #immunitypassport #vaccincovid passport #trust and #dataprotection in #humanitarianaction

Palantir’s God’s-Eye View of Afghanistan | WIRED wired.com/story/palantir…

Norwegian telecoms chief denounces cyber security bill in Myanmar via Financial Times on.ft.com/2ZjNO2b

"Protecting people's physical well-being is also about protecting their digital profile in cyber space" Third video in the #rcrcmagazine series "The great data gold rush" Mauricette Lucard rcrcmagazine.org/2021/02/protec…

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And it is hopefully only a start. More transparent R&D in this domain is needed.

We hear that the Digital Green Certificate (DGC) is good news as it will enable "safe free movement". Safe free movement is great news, the technical proposal not so much A long thread coming 👇

📣 Join Ada Lovelace Institute LSE Media & Communications & Stanford PACS for a special book launch of Digital Technology & Democratic Theory 📚 📅 6 May 2021 ⏰ 6-7pm UK time 🗣️ Archon Fung Bryan Ford Hélène Landemore Raj P & #SeetaPeñaGangadharan ➡️ Free & open to all, book now: bit.ly/2QxtTMD

New blog post from Ada Director, Carly Kind, unpacking how the EU's draft AI regulation proposes to regulate #biometrics, and exploring the regulation’s innovations, gaps and flaws. Read it here: adalovelaceinstitute.org/blog/canary-ai…

The ethical debate about the gig economy: A review and critical analys... sciencedirect.com/science/articl…

please forgive me, I was forced to read papers around "AI for Africa" today

That India and Estonia’s model are described as equivalent isn’t really helpful here!

How can we apply modern security techniques to #Biometrics data in the humanitarian context, to protect people from 'function creep'? Or can we? Today's ICRC blog - with audio - by Vincent Graf Narbel and Justinas Sukaitis 👇 blogs.icrc.org/law-and-policy… DigitHarium @HADurhamICRC

“ICRC World Wide Web Site opens on the internet” Tim Berners-Lee published the first-ever website (info.cern.ch) in 1991. Four years later #OnThisDay the ICRC launched its own website – icrc.org. And, well yes, there was a news release 👇

As the world goes digital, humanitarians ask: could a digital emblem signal legal protection in cyberspace? Today's ICRC blog by Felix Linker and David Basin, continuing last week's discussion 👇 blogs.icrc.org/law-and-policy… Tilman Rodenhäuser Laurent Gisel

#DidYouKnow that iris scans are used in hospitals to diagnose patients? That's great for diagnosis - less great if you just wanted to register people for assistance. Why #biometrics are 'overpurposed' by design: let's discuss 👉 icrc.org/en/digitharium… 🗓️Sept 30 🕑2PM

There is danger in using biometric data in humanitarian work. It is urgent to better fund technical research that can help mitigate risks, argues Vincent Graf Narbel of the ICRC. s.swissin.fo/ynJ9uHz

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