Published document record
Getting the future right: AI and fundamental rights
Official metadata
- Official title
- Getting the future right – Artificial intelligence and fundamental rights
- Official reference
- ISBN 978-92-9474-860-7; DOI 10.2811/774118; TK-03-20-119-EN-N
- Document type
- Report
- Document date
- 2020-12-14
- Document date kind
- Publication
- Document-date evidence
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Official publication date field — Exact official publication date used because no exact issue day is stated in the reviewed report.
- Publication date
- 2020-12-14
- Publication-date evidence
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Official publication date field — Official publication of this English document, before the 4 September 2026 cutoff.
- Version label
- Published English report
- Legal status
- Non binding
- Language
- en
Research classifications
These are researcher classifications used to organise and analyse the corpus; they are not official EU metadata.
- Record level
- Principal
- Version status
- Final
- Temporal collection
- Contemporary EU AI policy
- Relevance class
- Direct AI relevance
- Policy stage
- Agenda setting
- Corpus tier
- Directly related
- Sectors
- Policy membership
Classification evidence
- Relevance class: Direct AI relevance · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Foreword, printed page 1; Chapter 2; section 4.8 — AI is the substantive policy subject of this document.
- Sector tags: Public administration · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Chapter 2.1, printed pages 30–36 — Analyses social-benefits and other public-sector AI applications.
- Sector tags: Law enforcement · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Chapter 2.1, predictive policing; foreword, printed page 1 — Examines predictive policing and its rights implications.
- Sector tags: Health · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Foreword, printed page 1; Chapter 2 selected use cases — Health services are a substantive empirical use-case domain.
- Sector tags: Consumer protection · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Section 4.8, printed pages 79–81 — Examines consumer rights and targeted advertising.
- Provenance tags: Authored by an EU agency or body · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Foreword, printed pages 1–2; bibliographic page 2 of PDF — The report or opinion identifies its EU body as author.
- Provenance tags: Officially published · European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Official document page and English download — Official publication and this English manifestation are evidenced.
Production provenance
- Provenance tags
- Named bibliographic authors
- None recorded after review
- Institutions and roles
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- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Author · role evidence · Foreword, printed pages 1–2; bibliographic page 2 of PDF
- European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights · Official host · role evidence · Official agency/body document page and English download
- Publications Office of the European Union · Publisher · role evidence · PDF page 2, Luxembourg imprint
Official sources and identifiers
- Official source · Publisher/host: European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
- Official source · Publisher/host: European Union Agency for Fundamental Rights
Research assessment
- Inclusion rationale
- Empirical rights analysis of AI used for social benefits, predictive policing, health services and targeted advertising in five Member States.
- Researcher notes
- FRA report with fieldwork outsourced to Ecorys; FRA staff designed and supervised research (printed page 18 / PDF page 20). This is not evidence that Ecorys authored the report. The 2024 webpage notice adds Slovenian availability; English report identity remains 2020. Separately listed annexes and summary are not counted here.
- Review status
- verified
Relationships
No additional published relationships touch this record.
Verification
- Expanded evidence review
- Verified
- Reviewed by
- Yichen Hao
- Evidence review date
- 2026-09-06T00:41:49.332+01:00
The evidence review date is not a separate human sign-off date. Review credit and evidence-review actions
- Last verified: 2026-09-06T00:41:49.332+01:00 · FRA publication page: heading identifies Getting the future right - Artificial intelligence and fundamental rights; publication date 14 December 2020; Downloads separately lists the English main report and annexes. The 20 December 2024 notice concerns availability of the Slovenian version, not original report publication.
- Last verified: 2026-09-06T00:41:49.332+01:00 · English primary text reopened on 6 September 2026 (Europe/London). Reviewed Foreword, printed page 1; Chapter 2; section 4.8; identity and attribution checked. FRA report with fieldwork outsourced to Ecorys; FRA staff designed and supervised research (printed page 18 / PDF page 20). This is not evidence that Ecorys authored the report. The 2024 webpage notice adds Slovenian availability; English report identity remains 2020. Separately listed annexes and summary are not counted here.