Construir sistemas de conocimiento para el bien común era la misión de esta antigua universidad. Hoy, iniciativas globales reviven este espíritu al incorporar la equidad en la IA para todos.
Building knowledge systems for the common good was this ancient university's mission. Today, global initiatives revive this ethos by designing fairness into AI for all.
南アフリカはG20議長国として、デジタル公共インフラ（DPI）とAIの課題に重点を置いています。DPIの恩恵を最大限に活かすには、設計および実施の方法が重要です。国連開発計画（UNDP）は G20 議長国南アフリカと連携し、持続可能な開発目標（SDGs）の達成に向け、DPIとAIに関する取り組みを推進します。
Why South Africa’s G20 Presidency aims to focus the agenda on digital public infrastructure and artificial intelligence to benefit people and the planet.
Closing the AI equity gap includes ensuring AI models and solutions are responsive to local contexts, especially in developing countries
Enfrentados a una mayor vulnerabilidad climática y gracias a su diversidad, los pequeños Estados insulares en desarrollo podrían liderar la transformación digital para la resiliencia clim...
Thanks to their diversity combined with a wider shared climate vulnerability, the Small Island-Developing States can be leaders in digital transformation.
Leaders need to support inclusive, rights-based digital public infrastructure to strengthen the digital sovereignty of Global South nations.
The way countries measure their NDCs differs everywhere. Digital public infrastructure that is open source could help us understand how much progress we're making.
Digital Public Infrastructure is crucial in addressing important global challenges such as climate change and public finance if it's understood as a problem-solving approach.
Digital public infrastructure and digital public goods can bring health and prosperity to people on a mass scale — but we must get it right. Here's how.
Digital public goods and open tech can help governments quickly develop solutions to big and urgent challenges - but only if key barriers are removed.
Digital public goods and digital public infrastructure have been successful for national development. Here are five early insights from UNDP projects.
Affordable mobile data, public digital infrastructure, and entrepreneurial innovations are all measures which have increased the amount of digital payments.
COVID-19 accelerated the rise of digital payments, increasing financial inclusion but also raising risks. Here are seven ideas for how to combat them.
