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Council of Europe Framework Convention on Artificial Intelligence - Footnote 30

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The claim mentions 'algorithmic bias, automated surveillance, and threats to democratic processes' as AI-specific challenges addressed by the convention, but the source does not explicitly list these specific challenges. The claim mentions that the convention builds on 'Convention 108+ on data protection', but the source does not explicitly mention this convention.

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theloop.ecpr.eu/what-the-council-of-europes-new-treaty-tells-us-about-global-ai-governance/(1 check)

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Found: The convention is positioned as a template for global AI governance, potentially influencing future efforts at the United Nations level. It builds on existing Council of Europe instruments including t…

Note: The claim mentions 'algorithmic bias, automated surveillance, and threats to democratic processes' as AI-specific challenges addressed by the convention, but the source does not explicitly list these specific challenges. The claim mentions that the convention builds on 'Convention 108+ on data protection', but the source does not explicitly mention this convention.

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