Humanity is already shaken by AI. However, AI’s impact on the exercise of human rights should not be a matter of chance, but rather a matter of choice. The key question is who is called to make those choices? AI governance cannot mean…

A guide for civil society groups that want to shape the ITU’s next four years of work Maria Paz is a member of the UK delegation in a supporting role and Mallory is a member of the US delegation to PP-26. They write here in their…

Coordinated by Global Partners Digital and LetsTalkCyber, this joint statement brings together more than 30 organisations and experts calling for inclusive, transparent and meaningful stakeholder participation in the UN Global Mechanism on ICT security. The statement raises concern about the unprecedented number of objections to stakeholder participation and sets…

After the AI Impact Summit earlier this year, we warned that AI governance is drifting into a void and pointed to growing discussions around AI red lines as a realistic way forward.  Now as governments and stakeholders gather in…

A growing number of governments are turning their attention to the risks social media poses to children and adolescents. In the UK, proposals to restrict under-16s’ access to platforms and under-18s’ access to specific features reflect mounting concern over online harms – from exposure to harmful content to…