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[🇪🇸 Congreso, Jun 2024] Regulating artificial intelligence to protect vulnerable groups
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Results (27 votes):
Total
(27 votes)
For 26 (96%)
Abstain 0 (0%)
Against 1 (4%)
For (23)
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António GuterresUN Secretary-Generalvotes For and says:
no child should be a test subject for unregulated AI. The future of AI cannot be decided by a few [...]. AI must belong to everyone
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Volker TürkUN human rights chiefvotes For and says:
Artificial intelligence is a technological tool [...]. [...] we need to make sure that there is a framework [...]. [...] be mindful of vulnerable groups and minorities [...].
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Hanne JuncherCoE Director, Security and Rule of Lawvotes For and says:
it is often the vulnerable groups in society who suffer the consequences. [...] with effective regulation of AI systems at every stage.
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Albana VokshiAlbanian MP; PACE delegatevotes For and says:
Facial recognition, biometric matching and dialect analyses too often misidentify women, minorities, Roma and vulnerable groups. We need guidelines that put people first.
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Marijana PuljakCroatian MP; ALDE spokesperson.votes For and says:
But at the same time, we must be very clear: these opportunities come with serious risks. AI systems that are not properly designed or regulated can reinforce bias, discriminate against vulnerable groups, and undermine the right to asylum. Automated ...
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Óscar López ÁguedaSpanish digital transformation minister.votes For and says:
We need a common digital regulation in the world in order to safeguard digital rights on social networks. Digital rights, minors’ rights, data protection, cybersecurity and the regulation of artificial intelligence have to be common for everyone. Don...
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Brando BenifeiItalian MEP, AI Act co-rapporteurvotes For and says:
The narrative that the AI Act is an obstacle to innovation [...]. It is easier [...] in an unregulated environment [...]. [...] impact on the lives of vulnerable individuals [...].
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Amina FazlullahTech policy advocate, Common Sense Mediavotes For and says:
Common Sense Media applauds Senator Markey's AI Civil Rights Act as a critical step toward protecting individuals’ fundamental rights in our ever changing digital world. As AI becomes a powerful force shaping decisions in education, healthcare, emplo...
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Pedro SánchezPrime Minister of Spainvotes For and says:
Today, more than ever, the world needs a global governance of digitalization. A governance that tackles the cyber threats, deep fakes and toxic lies that circulate online and threaten our democracies and the very safety of our children. That is the p...
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Ibán García del BlancoSpanish MEP; AI law negotiatorvotes For and says:
From the perspective of defending our rights, principles, and values, it was important that we had the regulations as soon as possible. There was a moral risk in not having it. We need protections in place for situations where the use of this type of...
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Mikel Agirretxea UrrestiPNV MP; Spanish deputy.votes For and says:
This is a broad subject, debated and debatable, and it is good to talk about it, but the motion, in truth, says little and proposes nothing new or concrete that has not already been decided. In the European Union we already have, at least, a directiv...
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Andala UbbiSumar MP; data engineer.votes For and says:
An artificial intelligence algorithm is like a baby: when a baby is born it begins to listen to the voices around it, learns from its mistakes, and learns from the biases of the society around it; an AI algorithm does the same. Now imagine a baby rai...
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votes For and says:
The regulation of artificial intelligence is clearly a matter of vital importance that will impact our future, with an impressive capacity to revolutionize industries and improve our quality of life. It also poses significant risks, especially for th...
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Francesc-Marc Álvaro y VidalERC MP; journalistvotes For and says:
Madam President, Members, the issue of artificial intelligence is crucial for any citizen and for everyone, that is obvious. We understand that the Socialist Parliamentary Group’s non-legislative motion seeks to prevent new exclusions and new inequal...
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Pilar Calvo i GómezJunts MP; journalistvotes For and says:
It is true that artificial intelligence also brings advantages, such as what has to do with medical research, but today we will focus on the danger of misuse of the data obtained through artificial intelligence. We will focus on the risks of violatin...
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Luisa Sanz MartínezPSOE MP; AI spokespersonvotes For and says:
Members, the advance of artificial intelligence is a reality—a reality that the Socialist Parliamentary Group believes it is necessary to regulate in order to promote a humanist AI at the service of people and that protects the most vulnerable. Techn...
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Pope FrancisHead of the Catholic Church (2013–2025)votes For and says:
I urge [...] to adopt a binding [...] treaty [...]. The goal of regulation [...] should not only be the prevention of harmful practices [...]. [...] the vulnerable [...].
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Brad SmithMicrosoft vice chair and presidentvotes For and says:
It will require, I think, a level of law and regulation as well. [...] We need to lean in to protecting children.
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Joe BidenU.S. president, former senatorvotes For and says:
To realize the promise of AI and avoid the risks, we need to govern this technology. It must be governed. [...] prevent the bias in AI tools [...] housing or benefits or a job.
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Mher HakobyanAmnesty AI regulation advocacy advisor.votes For and says:
There is a risk that the European Parliament will end important human-rights protections achieved during the committee vote of 11 May, and open the door to the use of technologies that are in direct conflict with international human rights law. [...]...
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Amos TohHuman Rights Watch AI researchervotes For and says:
The EU’s proposal does not do enough [...]. The proposal also fails [...] profiling of people living in poverty. The automation [...] should improve people’s lives [...].
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Carme ArtigasUN AI adviser and former ministervotes For and says:
What we have to regulate is [...] The development of artificial intelligence poses major challenges [...] 25 rights [...] non-discrimination [...] vulnerable groups.
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Audrey AzoulayUNESCO Director-Generalvotes For and says:
The legal [...] environments [...] are evolving very slowly. There may also be embedded biases [...] in AI systems. That is why it is imperative to ensure [...] ethical standards.
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Juan Luis Pedreño MolinaSpanish deputy (PP)votes Against and says:
Members of the Socialist Party, theoretically today you come to tell us that artificial intelligence must be regulated, and you associate it with the most vulnerable people. [...] Look: what you propose already exists. The Artificial Intelligence Act...
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