Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (9 April 2025)
Governance, Legislation, and Geostrategies As tensions grow, an Australian AI safety institute is a no-brainer (Greg Sadler – The Strategist – 8 April 2025) Australia needs to deliver its commitment under the Seoul Declaration to create an Australian AI safety, or security, institute. Australia is the only signatory to the declaration that has yet to […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (8 April 2025)
Governance, Legislation, and Geostrategies Government automated-decision-making: transparency and responsibility in the public sector (Antoine Glory – OECD AI – 7 April 2025) As taxpayers and citizens- often both- many of us are increasingly concerned about the automated decision-making systems and algorithms deployed by cities, provinces, states, countries, etc. But do we understand how and when […]
Weekly Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (7 April 2025)
Governance, Legislation, and Geostrategies Joint Communiqué of France and the United Kingdom on the Paris Conference of the Pall Mall Process (GOV UK – 4 April 2025) On 3 and 4 April 2025, the UK and France convened the second Pall Mall Process conference, in Paris. The Process is an international multi-stakeholder initiative to […]
PAM-CGS Newsletter No.2
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (4 April 2025)
Governance, Legislation, and Geostrategies UN Warns AI’s Multi-Trillion Dollar Boom Could Widen Global Inequality Without Urgent Action (AI Insider – 3 April 2025) Artificial intelligence is reshaping the global economy, and the UN warns that without urgent investment and inclusive governance, it risks deepening inequality rather than driving shared prosperity. AI’s benefits are concentrated in […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (3 April 2025)
Governance, Legislation, and Geostrategies (Daphne Keller – Just Security – 2 April 2025) Lawmakers are right to worry about platforms’ power over public discourse and democracy. But legislative responses too often seek to empower the government to set new rules for online speech. Courts have rightly held that such laws violate the First Amendment. Attempted […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (2 April 2025)
Governance and Legislation The public goods case for Australia’s digital sovereignty (Marina Yue Zhang – The Interpreter – 2 April 2025) In a world where AI is rapidly reshaping sectors from healthcare and clean energy to manufacturing and defence, it was puzzling to note the absence of new funding for AI development or digital infrastructure […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (1 April 2025)
Governance and Legislation When AI Fuels Atrocities — And How It Can Help Prevent Them (Brittan Heller – Just Security – 31 March 2025) A series of videos began circulating widely across social media platforms in Mali in January 2022, featuring what appeared to be computer-generated voiceovers discussing domestic politics and France’s military presence in […]
Weekly Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (1 April 2025)
Governance and Legislation Joint Civil Society Letter Urging the EU Institutions to Protect Fundamental Rights in the Code of Practice for General Purpose AI Final Draft (Laura Lazaro Cabrera – Center for Democracy & Technology – 28 March 2025) A broad coalition of civil society organisations, including CDT Europe, has raised alarm over the latest […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (28 March 2025)
Governance and Legislation ETSI Launches New Security Standard for Quantum-Safe Hybrid Key Exchanges (Quantum Insider – 27 March 2025) The European Telecommunications Standard Institute (ETSI) has launched a new post-quantum security standard designed to protect critical data from future quantum computing threats. The standard introduces Covercrypt, a hybrid encryption system that secures data […]