India/Global: New technologies in automated social protection systems can threaten human rights

By Amnesty International

Governments must ensure automated social protection systems are fit for purpose and do not prevent people eligible for welfare from receiving it, Amnesty International said today as it published a technical explainer on the underlying technology behind Samagra Vedika, an algorithmic system that has been used in India’s Telangana state since 2016. The technical explainer […] The post India/Global: New technologies in automated social protection systems can threaten human rights appeared first on Amnesty International. ]]>

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