After the dismissal of all the members of the management and development team of the platform, the international organization has asked the businessman to guarantee freedom of expression, to protect the rights and privacy of people and not to incite discrimination.
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The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, has urged the new owner of Twitter, Elon Musk, to ensure that Human Rights are fundamental for the management and development of the platformafter all team members in this area have been fired after taking office.
Similarly, the representative of the United Nations has recalled that he has also dispensed with all the personnel who were dedicated to the ethical artificial intelligencewith the exception of two people, which has highlighted that “it is not an encouraging start”.
Türk recalled this Saturday in a letter that the businessman has “enormous responsibilities” in this field due to the “influential role of the platform as a digital space”, for which he must understand the harms associated with the social network and take steps to address them.
He has also called on Musk to protect the freedom of expressionavoid amplification of content that harms rights and privacy of other people, and ensure that Twitter does not incite “discrimination, hostility or violence”.
In the letter, he has also valued the advantages and opportunities of the platform that, he has assured, “has much to offer to our common agenda for a common world”although he has pointed out that they must be clear about the requirements to make it a reality.
Source: Eitb
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