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Europe's techno-borders: the artificial intelligence architecture for border surveillance has been continuously expanding over the last decades in an attempt to detect, deter and repel refugees and migrants (Photo: The U.S. Army)

The human cost of AI in EU-Africa's migration surveillance

by Eva Baluganti, Brussels,

The ethical cost of Artificial Intelligence tools has triggered heated debates in the last few months. From chatbots to image generation software, advocates and detractors have been debating the technological pros and societal cons of the new technology.

In two recently-published reports, EuroMed Rights, Statewatch and independent researcher Antonella ...

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Eva Baluganti is migration officer at EuroMed Rights.

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Europe's techno-borders: the artificial intelligence architecture for border surveillance has been continuously expanding over the last decades in an attempt to detect, deter and repel refugees and migrants (Photo: The U.S. Army)

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Eva Baluganti is migration officer at EuroMed Rights.

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