To what degree should AI be granted autonomy in order to take advantage of its power and precision, and to what degree should it remain subordinate to human supervision? Robert Mazzolin explains.
Foreign influence operations that capitalize on moments of global uncertainty aren't new. In this essay, Samantha Bradshaw argues that any solution to widespread disinformation requires a deeper look at the systemic issues that drive harmful content.
On November 17, we hosted the third meeting of Canada-India Track 1.5 Dialogue in partnership with Gateway House: Indian Council on Global Relations. Learn more about the initiative and multilateral relations in the context of COVID-19 from CIGI President Rohinton P. Medhora.
Anouk Ruhaak unpacks the societal norms and prevailing economic models that bolster powerful companies and contribute to the development of harmful technologies.
The recently signed Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership comes with significant limitations for digital trade. As Patrick Leblond writes, cross-border data flows require a new and separate governance regime.
Nov. 25 – 7:00 p.m. EST (UTC–05:00): Perpetrators of online gender-based violence are using technology to abuse women and girls. Join Suzie Dunn for a virtual presentation about misused technologies, followed by a panel discussion on possible responses to online gender-based violence.
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