The OSCE and the Bali Process Regional Support Office launched a Policy Paper in Vienna on November 1, 2024, from 9 to 12. This policy brief addressed the use of generative AI in human

trafficking. It highlighted traffickers’ use of AI to bypass cultural and language barriers, automate recruitment, and reach victims on a larger scale.

On a personal level, the Ambassador to monitor and combat trafficking in persons thinks a more robust approach is needed to prevent and combat the use of AI in human trafficking in two ways:

– Utilizing all existing national, regional, and international human rights and refugee law instruments.

– Supporting the adoption of new instruments to control the development and use of AI so that fundamental human rights are respected.

Download the Report of the event here.

Download OSCE’s Report here.

Download Professor Veuthey’s Paper on  “A.I. and Contemporary Slavery”