Experts explore what the world might look like in 2025, and suggest how policymakers, decision-makers and the public can achieve these ‘positive futures’.
The Digital Services Act will apply in the EU but is likely to set global standards on how internet giants moderate and manage content such as hate speech.
Supercomputers, AI and the metaverse will soon revolutionize our online and physical lives, prompting ethical and practical questions that demand answers.
New technology can perpetuate historical inequality. Regulation must consider the intergenerational impact of today's decisions in emerging areas like AI.
AI ethics officers find technical and non-technical solutions to address concerns raised by AI applications, mitigate risks and help companies reap rewards
A Māori lens on AI, prioritising diversity, inclusion and dignity, could add real value to organisations or entire nations.
Activists and journalists from marginalized populations are often censored on social media due to algorithm bias. Three tech design principles can help.
As companies increasingly apply artificial intelligence, they must address concerns about trust. Here are 10 practical interventions companies can employ.
If developers are not careful, Artificial Intelligence (AI) can add to the climate crisis. Here's how to deploy AI in a responsible and sustainable way.
As AI provides an increasing number of recommendations to human decision-makers, it becomes imperative that we uncover all stones to make sure we can trust it.
The AI for Children Toolkit is designed to help companies develop trustworthy products and help parents, guardians, and others responsibly buy and safely use AI products
Artificial intelligence (AI) has great potential to benefit society, but the technology’s full potential can only be realized if it is representative of the diversity of populations it im...
This white paper, produced in collaboration with an advisory committee consisting of experts from around the world, is intended to guide policy efforts towards combating data-driven harms.
The report can be used by diverse organizations to guide them in educating teams about their role in advancing AI fairness.
