AI for Justice: Innovation Ethics and Security
17 March 2025 – As reported by the the OECD and The Hague Institute for Innovation of Law (HiiL) are advancing efforts to integrate Artificial Intelligence into justice systems to address the global justice gap, where 1.5 billion people face unresolved legal problems related to labor rights, land disputes, and access to essential services. AI-driven […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (17 March 2025)
Top of the Day AI Pioneer Geoffrey Hinton Warns of Superintelligence Within Decades (AI Insider – 14 March 2025) Nobel Prize-winning scientist Geoffrey Hinton believes artificial intelligence could surpass human intelligence alarmingly soon. In an interview during Nobel Week in Stockholm, the renowned AI researcher shared his concerns about the future of the technology he […]
Weekly Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (17 March 2025)
Governance and Legislation Amid Federal Push for AI Innovation, Who Will Look Out for Consumers? (Kevin Frazier – Lawfare – 14 March 2025) Every wave of technological innovation presents regulators with a difficult question: How can we accelerate further advances and widespread adoption while also safeguarding core consumer interests, such as privacy and autonomy? Artificial […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (14 March 2025)
Top of the Day A Dynamic Governance Model for AI (Paulo Carvão, Yam Atir, Salvina Ancheva – Lawfare – 13 March 2025) As artificial intelligence (AI) evolves from a tool of efficiency to a determinant of policy and governance, a fundamental shift is underway: Technologists are no longer just innovators—they are becoming political actors. Once […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (13 March 2025)
Top of the Day DeepSeek’s AI Breakthrough Sparks Renewed Venture Capital Interest in China DeepSeek’s latest artificial intelligence advancement is reigniting interest in China’s venture capital landscape, following three years of declining investment. The surge in AI enthusiasm comes as Insilico Medicine, a leader in AI-driven drug discovery, finalized a $110 million Series […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (12 March 2025)
Top of the Day IBM’s CEO doesn’t think AI will replace programmers anytime soon (Kyle Wiggers – TechCrunch – 11 March 2025) IBM CEO Arvind Krishna says that, despite the Trump administration’s attacks on globalism, global trade isn’t dead. In fact, he thinks that the U.S.’s key to growth will be embracing an […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (11 March 2025)
Top of the Day The United States Must Avoid AI’s Chernobyl Moment (Janet Egan, Cole Salvador – Just Security – 10 March 2025) In January, U.S President Donald Trump tasked his advisors to develop by July 2025 an AI Action Plan, a roadmap intended to “sustain and enhance America’s AI dominance.” This call to action […]
Weekly Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (10 March 2025)
Governance and Legislation We Need to Avert an AI Safety Winter (Siméon Campos, Chloe Touzet – RUSI – 7 March 2025) The third AI Summit in Paris (February 10-11th) is markedly differed from its Seoul and Bletchley Park predecessors. A successful fundraiser, the summit was an occasion for President Macron to present his strategy […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (7 March 2025)
Top of the Day Meta’s Move to Limit Fact-Checking Endangers Women—and Democracy (Melanne Verveer, Kristine Baekgaard – Lawfare – 6 March 2025) “We’re going to catch less bad stuff.” That’s how Mark Zuckerberg described his recent decision to end Meta’s fact-checking program, conceding that more harmful posts are going to make their way onto his […]
Daily Digest on AI and Emerging Technologies (5 March 2025)
Top of the Day From Open-Source to All-Source: Leveraging Local Knowledge for Atrocity Prevention (Jacqueline Geis – Just Security – 4 March 2025) The tools available to human rights researchers have expanded dramatically over the past 20 years, enabling greater remote investigative powers than ever before. Analysts in distant locations working independently, in loose collectives […]