Motivated by a public consultation of the United Nations Rapporteur on the subject, we were able to organize, with Fernanda dos Santos Rodrigues Silva(IRIS-BH), a collaborative document with data, analysis and recommendations on artificial intelligence and racial discrimination in Brazil.

The publication addresses issues such as data protection, meaningful connectivity, digital sovereignty, digital policies and many other relevant points, based on recommendations made by Brazilian experts for the United Nations (UN) thematic report. Access below and check out the summary:

Artificial Intelligence and Racial Discrimination in Brazil: key issues and recommendations

• Introduction, by Tarcizio Silva and Fernanda Rodrigues Silva
• The Role of Meaningful Connectivity, by Ana Bárbara Gomes
• Diversity Crisis in Technology, by Tarcizio Silva and Taís Oliveira
• Threats to Freedom of Expression, by Fernanda Rodrigues Silva
• Disinformation and Hate Speech, by Gabriela Pereira
• Data Protection, A.I. and Race, by Horrara Moreira
• Education and Digital Sovereignty, by Daiane Araújo and Juliane Cintra
• Digital Policies in the Amazon, by Jéssica Botelho, Allan Gomes and Thiane Neves Barros
• The threat of facial recognition in Brazil, by Pedro Diogo Monteiro

PDF in Portuguese: https://irisbh.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2024/04/Inteligencia-Artificial-e-Discriminacao-Racial-no-Brasil-questoes-principais-e-recomendacoes-1.pdf

PDF in English: https://irisbh.com.br/wp-content/uploads/2024/05/Artificial-Intelligence-and-Racial-Discrimination-in-Brazil-key-issues-and-recommendations.pdf