“Human beings should remain free to make life decisions for themselves. This entails freedom from sovereign intrusion, but also requires intervention from government and non-governmental organisations to ensure that individuals or people at risk of exclusion have equal access to AI’s benefits and opportunities. In an AI context, freedom of the individual for instance requires mitigation of (in)direct illegitimate coercion, threats to mental autonomy and mental health, unjustified surveillance, deception and unfair manipulation. In fact, freedom of the individual means a commitment to enabling individuals to wield even higher control over their lives, including (among other rights) protection of the freedom to conduct a business, the freedom of the arts and science, freedom of expression, the right to private life and privacy, and freedom of assembly and association” (High-Level Expert Group on AI, 2019, p. 10)