Security without Dystopia: Structured Transparency
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Emerging technologies and innovative governance can reshape the landscape of security, privacy, and international cooperation.
Elements of a toolkit for structuring transparency relationships The trend towards increased monitoring seems unstoppable. Internet devices are creating an ever-denser web of data collection systems, while fast moving technologies are creating new threats. The specters of rogue AI and bioterrorism are driving calls for national and global monitoring systems. Dystopian scenarios are easy to imagine, a world where secretive agencies exceed their legitimate authority, privacy evaporates, and centralized power can easily monitor and suppress any challenge. A common view suggests that we have…
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