Human Rights and Technology: Through the Looking Glass | Flynn Coleman | TEDxNapaValley

Flynn Coleman shares her idea on how AI can be a positive step for humanity as part of the TEDxNapaValley 2016 "Go Figure!" event.
With over 7 billion of us now co-existing on the planet, the world is going to be facing some unique human rights issues in the 21st Century, and technological advances, particularly artificial intelligence, will present both challenges and opportunities that will impact us all. In this talk, Flynn Coleman, an international human rights lawyer, asks us to think about what it means to be human in new ways.
Find out more about Flynn and her work here - flynncoleman.community/
Twitter: @flynncoleman
Instagram: @flynncoleman
Flynn's Event Photos are here - www.flickr.com/photos/tedxnap...
This video was produced by 20/20 Productions (www.2020productions.com/) in conjunction with 3 rock marketing (www.3rockmarketing.com)
Flynn is the CEO and founder of Malena, a company that supports economic development and human rights with innovative solutions, such as a proprietary crowd-funding platform and accessible global marketplace. She is also an international human rights attorney, author, social entrepreneur, athlete, and teacher of mindfulness and creativity. She was educated at the London School of Economics and Political Science, Georgetown University's School of Foreign Service, UC Berkeley School of Law, and the Sorbonne, and has spoken, written, and taught extensively on issues of economic development, innovation in social impact, and human rights.
This talk was given at a TEDx event using the TED conference format but independently organized by a local community. Learn more at ted.com/tedx

[@evenanerd]

Great job and thought provoking message!

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I'm also interested in technology for human rights. For three years since hearing Edward Snowden talk about new technology for human rights, my human rights have been abused. I don't need AI technology, all I need is secure communications.

[@MrGrapha]

i can not predict what result beaming light together if that can be just to keep up or to beam in space with it if that is possible a lot of head and then a angen to go up or to go down

[@universityofknowledge5848]

For Ai to be accepted as a human or rights as one it knows it must free every human

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2023(Gregorian) “Respect and dignity.” Furthermore:

[@MrGrapha]

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AI, Robotics: can ALSO be used by the oppressor. Human rights workers are hoping to use them to help the oppressed

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Developing Due Dilligence in global scale for human rights technological tools. Victims of violations can be now educated and prepared for having legal discernment to protect their human rights in every single moment. We can reduce the manipulation and the misunderstanding with this preparation.

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Ai knows in order fori t be accepted as a human every human must be free...period

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[@MrGrapha]

the sun beamers on the ground it could be like propulsjun bij collecting head and make steam out of it and be wormt by the sun and steam is just made by beaming as mutch head sunlight to a airplane with a watertank as tarket and that lite can be beamd again to the ground it is where you plan the lite to go to that makes it posibel to use the sun as headsors i predict that whe gone do it on that way just to look if it is posible

[@siddharthgaikwad8621]

Bless to quantum computer looking glass

[@colorfullconcerto]

The next question becomes: What is a human?

[@MrGrapha]

whe have the sun as a wapon or tool

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[@alwayschanging5821]

We can coexist... with the absence of religion that is.