AI Risk for Human Rights Workers in Repressive Jurisdictions
AI-powered surveillance is now predicting which human rights defenders to target before they act.
Priya Subramaniam
Senior Correspondent, AI Policy
Priya Subramaniam spent eight years covering technology regulation for a Washington-based policy journal before joining The Inference Cost, where she tracks legislative developments and agency rulemaking around artificial intelligence. Her reporting frequently draws on FOIA requests and primary-source interviews with regulators on both sides of the Atlantic.
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