Kate Jones

Researcher on all matters technology and human rights. Associate Fellow, Chatham House.

[ICO - Information Commissioner's Office @ICOnews]

The Digital Regulation Cooperation Forum (ICO, @Ofcom, @TheFCA and @CMAgovUK) has announced its new Chief Executive.

Kate Jones is a technology governance expert experienced in AI governance, technical standards, digital platforms and self-regulation: https://t.co/0vXjKkhww9

[Carnegie Council @carnegiecouncil]

“Human rights needs to be part of the mainstream dialogue . . .”

@ChathamHouse's @KateJones77 dispels some of the common myths associated with human rights and calls for centering #humanrights in #AI and tech governance. https://t.co/ovBoPPOAys

[AnjaK @AnjaKasp]

The lastest from @carnegiecouncil AI and Equality Initiative dispelling more AI and governance myths. @KateJones77 on
WHY aren't HUMAN RIGHTS already at the heart of AI governance? https://t.co/oxgW62swSd

[Kate Jones @KateJones77]

It’s time to bring human rights into the mainstream AI ethics and governance conversation. Time for the UN and corporate worlds to speak the same language. Time to dispel the myths and baggage around human rights. A short article from me: https://t.co/Oe6maJB201

[Simon Kuestenmacher @simongerman600]

This interactive map is tons of fun! It calculates population around any point. I have close to a million people in a 10km radius from me. How about you? Would love to see the most and least densely populated followers in the comments. Source: https://t.co/iko2PwDCf0

[EUvsDisinfo @EUvsDisinfo]

it’s important to have an international discussion about #FIMI, but it needs to be approached with caution to balance between safeguarding freedom of speech and preventing foreign interference @KateJones77

[Taylor & Francis @WeAreTandF]

AI is redefining what it means to be human, but existing AI governance has largely overlooked human rights. A new report from Chatham House seeks to address this @KateJones77 @ChathamHouse #AI #HumanRights
https://t.co/UWRYx96A9C

[Kate Jones @KateJones77]

Looking forward to participating in this conference tomorrow #FIMI #Disinformation

[European Union in the UK @EUdelegationUK]

On Tuesday @EU_eeas will be discussing our adversaries’ tactics & 🇪🇺 responses on foreign information manipulation and interference (FIMI) with leading experts & policy-makers.
We will also unveil our first threat report analysing #FIMI.
More ℹ️ https://t.co/xdXPonOSqd

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

Human rights norms designed to give every human a life of liberty and dignity ought to be the foundation for AI governance, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

Human rights norms designed to give every human a life of liberty and dignity ought to be the foundation for AI governance, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

Human rights norms designed to give every human a life of liberty and dignity ought to be the foundation for AI governance, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Trust, Accountability & Inclusion Collaborative @TAICollab]

@katejones77 outlines the principal importance of human rights for #AI #governance, and recommend actions that governments, organizations, companies and individuals can take to ensure that rights are the foundation for AI governance in the future.

https://t.co/OTOEowD41h

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

As A.I. begins to reshape the human experience, human rights must be central to its governance. There is nothing to fear from using human rights as the baseline, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

Human rights are perceived by companies as adding little to AI ethics, preventing innovation or being overly complex. This is wrong, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House Law @CHIntLaw]

Join Rashmin Sagoo @CHIntLaw, @KateJones77, @vanjasko from @enablingNGOlaw and Prof Rebecca Williams from @UniofOxford to discuss the importance of AI governance and human rights.
📍 Via Zoom, 19 Jan 23: https://t.co/H2kaHy9Khw

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

The omission of human rights has arisen in part because those with human rights expertise are often not included in AI governance, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

As A.I. begins to reshape the human experience, human rights must be central to its governance. There is nothing to fear from using human rights as the baseline, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

As A.I. begins to reshape the human experience, human rights must be central to its governance. There is nothing to fear from using human rights as the baseline, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[Chatham House @ChathamHouse]

As A.I. begins to reshape the human experience, human rights must be central to its governance. There is nothing to fear from using human rights as the baseline, writes @KateJones77 (@CHIntLaw).
https://t.co/ivWCi8L7Ig

[EUDS Committee Press @EP_Democracy]

.@EP_Democracy MEPs discussed draft report on foreign interference in democratic processes in the EU today, rapporteur @kalniete
This was followed by the presentation on legal loopholes analysis by @KateJones77 @ChathamHouse
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https://t.co/H90rozLe0z