The one area where work is actually reasonably advanced on a complex and challenging area applicable to AI is the Office of the privacy Commissioner’s proposed biometrics code of practice.

With the Growth of Artificial intelligence (AI) and the relative ease of the deployment of these tools, we are faced with a series of challenges about what to use and what to share. This post was part of a discussion on the DTTA (digital technologies teachers association) message board, written by Andrew Churches and shared here with his permission.

As the largest private-sector employers and providers of essential household goods, the supermarkets play an outsized role in public life. Indeed, they are such familiar places that technological developments there may fly under the radar of public attention.

The big potential problem the Privacy Commissioner has flagged is the very real potential for cases of mistaken identity and bias in the system