Discrimination and existing inequalities in societies. On the other hand, the Last Database need to understand the value of this data and the social importance of protecting it to prevent people's privacy from being violated, with the risk that they may not get a job or lose it,
In the specific case of the deployment of this type of technology in the framework of the fight against the advance of covid-19, it is essential that the Last Database authorities of each jurisdiction ensure that the exchange of data complies with security and privacy Last Database regulations. and does not create risks of people's data being misused.
To avoid the latter, from various sectors that work in defense of the Last Database right to privacy, it is argued that these technologies that collect personal, health, biometric and location data –in the case of applications for mobile devices– must be used as exceptional Last Database measures, limited in time, used only under strict necessity, implemented with Last Database absolute transparency and eliminated as soon as the reason that justified their use ceases Currently, at different levels, there are debates about how these technologies should be regulated, mainly because the global market makes data cross borders with almost no limits or controls.
A clear example could be any mobile application that is advertised as a system to Last Database detect the probability of skin cancer from. Who designs the app? What data is requested? Where is that data stored? How are they used? Who controls that use? What regulation applies to data protection? Should a specific regulation be designed or could current legislation be Last Database resorted to? While this is being discussed, however, there is currently a regulatory framework that allows addressing the current context of development and implementation of artificial intelligence Last Database technologies and which, in Argentina, is in turn framed in international human rights treaties. It is necessary to highlight that.