Joint Committee on Human Rights Inquiry into Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights – witnesses register their concerns.

Nov 6, 2025 | News

I returned to Westminster this week to chair the @HumanRightsCtte Inquiry into Artificial Intelligence and Human Rights. I quoted the warnings of Stephen Hawking and Geoffrey Hinton about the existential threats posed by AI and which contextualise the importance of the Joint… pic.twitter.com/N7PxxsJJ1Y
— Lord (David) Alton (@DavidAltonHL) October 31, 2025

https://committees.parliament.uk/committee/93/human-rights-joint-committee/news/208676/new-inquiry-human-rights-and-the-regulation-of-artificial-intelligence

We took evidence from @silkiecarlo, Director of @BigBrotherWatch on human rights and the regulation of AI ⬇️

Follow our inquiry for announcements on new public hearings in due course.

Find out more: https://t.co/yAUScIzj0i pic.twitter.com/DkyQYNJjb6
— UK Parliament Human Rights Committee (@HumanRightsCtte) November 6, 2025

During our recent session on AI and human rights, Alex Pirlot de Corbion, Director of Strategy at @privacyint, warns that our dependency on big tech could be irreversible unless swift action is taken to implement guardrails ⬇️ pic.twitter.com/7TrW89u0NL
— UK Parliament Human Rights Committee (@HumanRightsCtte) November 4, 2025