UK government must be more open on use of AI, say campaigners
13 June 2023
BBC News, 13 June.
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"The government risks undermining faith in AI unless it becomes more open about its own use of the technology, campaigners have warned.
Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has sought to position the UK as a leader in designing new AI rules at a global level.
But privacy campaigners say its own use of AI-driven systems is too opaque and risks discrimination.
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In a document sent to MPs on cross-party groups on AI and data analytics, seen by the BBC, they say the public should be given more information about where and how such systems are used.
It has been signed by civil liberties organisations including Liberty, Big Brother Watch, Open Rights Group and Statewatch, as well as a number of migrant rights groups and digital rights lawyers."
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