Amnesty: Global rule of law on brink of collapse, fueled by AI
Voice of America
A breakdown in the international rule of law is being accelerated through rapid advancement in technology and artificial intelligence, which risks a “supercharging” of human rights violations, according to an annual report, by Amnesty International, published April 24.
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