Elon Musk Accused of Hypocrisy by OpenAI Elon Musk, the renowned entrepreneur and CEO of Tesla and SpaceX, has always been a vocal advocate for ethical artificial intelligence (AI) development. However, recent events have put him in the spotlight for alleged hypocrisy. OpenAI, a research organization dedicated to ensuring that artificial general intelligence (AGI) benefits […]
Vance warns Europe against overregulating AI
Vance Warns Europe Against Overregulating AI Europe’s ambitions to regulate Artificial Intelligence (AI) have sparked a wave of controversy, with prominent figures like Vance issuing stark warnings about the potential consequences. As the region seeks to establish itself as a global leader in AI ethics and governance, concerns have been raised about the impact of […]
China looks to build consensus on AI at Global Summit
China Looks to Build Consensus on AI at Global Summit The world of artificial intelligence is rapidly expanding, with new innovations and technologies pushing boundaries like never before. As AI becomes more prevalent in our daily lives, the need for global governance and consensus on its development and implementation has become increasingly apparent. Recently, Vice […]
Naomi Campbell Taking Legal Action in Attempt to Overturn Charity Trustee Ban
Naomi Campbell Taking Legal Action in Attempt to Overturn Charity Trustee Ban Naomi Campbell, the iconic supermodel known for her runway presence and philanthropic efforts, is facing a significant challenge in her charitable endeavors. In May 2024, Campbell was disqualified from serving as a charity trustee for a period of five years. The decision came […]
US Bans Imports From 37 More Chinese Companies Over Uyghur Forced Labour
US Bans Imports From 37 More Chinese Companies Over Uyghur Forced Labour The United States has taken a firm stance against human rights abuses by adding 37 Chinese companies to a blacklist due to their alleged involvement in forced labor practices that target the Uyghur population in Xinjiang. Among the companies affected by this decision […]
Revitalising Trust with AI: Boosting Governance and Public Services
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is increasingly recognized as a powerful tool to enhance governance and improve public services. At a recent event organized by Digital Watch Observatory, experts discussed the role of open-source AI in rebuilding trust between governments and citizens. This article explores how AI can innovate governance, reshape public services, and ultimately restore faith […]
Serbian Spyware's Alarming Reach: Targeting Activists and Journalists
In an alarming revelation, Amnesty International has reported that the Serbian government has been employing sophisticated spyware, known as NoviSpy, to surveil and extract data from the personal devices of journalists and activists. This revelation raises serious concerns regarding human rights and freedom of expression, particularly in Eastern Europe where such practices can stifle dissent […]
Ethical AI Governance and Human Rights: Leveraging Collaboration for Sustainable Solutions
As technological advancements shape our world, the deployment of Artificial Intelligence (AI) has transformed industries and societies. However, this rapid development comes with challenges, particularly concerning ethical considerations and human rights implications. The recent Internet Governance Forum (IGF) offered a pertinent platform to address these issues, emphasizing the necessity for collaboration among stakeholders to formulate […]
Saudi Arabia's Role in Shaping the Future of Internet Governance: Insights from the 19th Forum
The 19th annual Internet Governance Forum (IGF) recently concluded in Riyadh, Saudi Arabia, spotlighting the Kingdom’s growing influence and commitment to digital governance on the global stage. This year’s event, themed “Building Our Multistakeholder Digital Future,” gathered a diverse range of stakeholders including policymakers, civil society representatives, academics, and industry leaders. The forum encapsulated not […]
UN Cybercrime Convention: Navigating the Balance Between Security and Human Rights in the Arab Region
As the UN General Assembly prepares to adopt a new convention on cybercrime, concerns arise about the potential implications for digital rights, particularly in the Arab region. This convention is touted as a necessary measure to tackle the increasing challenges posed by cybercriminal activities. However, it also raises alarms regarding its impact on freedom of […]