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The human cost of AI in EU-Africa's migration surveillance

10 July 2023

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"In two recently-published reports, EuroMed Rights, Statewatch and independent researcher Antonella Napolitano have investigated the human and financial costs of AI in migration.

The reports show how the deployment of AI to manage migration flows actively contribute to the instability of the Middle East and North African region as well as discriminatory border procedures and the deaths of thousands each year."

Full story here. Our report, Europe's techno-borders, is available here.

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