Beyond Individual Harm: Dr Jun-E Tan, Khazanah Research on AI Governance's Blind Spot ILCOH2024

Beyond Individual Harm: Dr Jun-E Tan, Khazanah Research on AI Governance's Blind Spot ILCOH2024At the International Legal Conference on Online Harms 2024, Jun-E Tan, Senior Research Associate at Khazanah Research Institute, highlighted a critical gap in AI governance. While most frameworks focus on individual harms like data privacy breaches, Tan emphasized the need to address societal harms. These broader risks—such as threats to democratic processes, erosion of the rule of law, and increased inequality—are often overlooked, as current protections center on individual rights. Tan argues that without mechanisms to safeguard societal interests, AI's impact could be far more damaging.#AIgovernance #DigitalRights #SocietalHarm #Democracy #RuleOfLaw #Inequality #OnlineHarms2024 #KhazanahResearch #TechEthics #AIrisks #DataPrivacy #AIandDemocracy #EthicalAI #HumanRights #ConsentMatters #AIaccountability #TechForGood #AIandInequality #DemocraticProcess #FutureOfAI #AIpolicies #GovernanceGap #DigitalEthics #AIandSociety #ResponsibleTech #TechPolicy