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SUMMARY:Big Tech\, Democracy\, and Human Rights
LOCATION:Alumni Center Fisher Conference Room ( Barnes/McDowell/Cranston)\
 , 326 Galvez Street\, Stanford\, CA 94305
DESCRIPTION:This conference is hosted by the Center for South Asia (Stanfo
 rd Global Studies)\, with the Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSO
 H)\, We Are Noor\, and DRF USA.\n\nAbout the conference\nA handful of tec
 hnology companies now shape how billions of people communicate and take p
 art in public life\, and most of those people live in the Global Majority
 : Africa\, Latin America\, the Caribbean\, and parts of Asia and Oceania.
  The day asks why rights and safety protections stop at the borders of a 
 few rich countries\, and what it would take for them to reach the people 
 who need them most. Three panels and four conversations move from ideolog
 y (the tech right)\, to geopolitics (AI governance)\, to remedies (online
  harms and accountability)\, to the labor and money that sustain counter-
 power.\n\nPanels and Firesides\nPanel 1: The Tech Right and the Global Ma
 jority : Ideology\, Design\, and the Politics of Inevitability\nFireside:
  What Silicon Valley's Authoritarian Embrace Means for the Global Majorit
 y\nPanel 2: AI Governance and the Geopolitics of Emerging Technology\nPan
 el 3: Online Harms and Accountability: Why protection Stops at the Border
 s\nFireside: Who Pays for Accountability? Funding Digital Rights After th
 e Cuts\n\nMore details about the Big Tech\, Democracy\, and Human Rights 
 Conference can be found here.\n\nhttp://next-to-u.app/events/372f2789-44a
 a-4952-bff0-4d36bd735996
URL:http://next-to-u.app/events/372f2789-44aa-4952-bff0-4d36bd735996
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