Unlawful by design: Exposing the human rights costs of generative AI
cratermoon
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June 01, 2026
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ah yes, another highly valuable input, I'm sure. just like the last one I saw from these experts. >Amnesty International stated that, while EU policymakers present the AI Act as a global model for AI regulation, the legislation fails to take basic human rights principles into account and offers only limited protections to impacted and marginalised people. It argued that the Act does not ban the reckless use and export of what it calls "draconian AI technologies", fails to ensure equal protection for migrants, refugees and asylum seekers, and lacks adequate accountability and transparency provisions, which in its view risks exacerbating human rights abuses.[54]