GeSI and Re-Imagine Europa Launch Global AI Impact Network to Help Shape a Human-Centred Digital Future
At a time when artificial intelligence is advancing faster than society’s ability to fully understand…
At a time when artificial intelligence is advancing faster than society’s ability to fully understand…
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A call from participants in the International Forum on Digital and Democracy at the World…
Making explicit the values that underpin innovation in agriculture and clarifying the chain of responsibilities is paramount in the context of present developments Anne Cambon-Thomsen Emeritus Research Director, French National Centre for Scientific Research
The democratic systems that we have today have changed too little to respond to technological change. At the same time, they have changed too much for the nature of man, that is much less plastic. Žiga Turk Professor in Construction Informatics at the Faculty of Civil and Geodetic Engineering at the University of Ljubljana
The OECD is proud and eager to engage in initiatives that aim to reflect and provide a long-term perspective on what should be the way forward for the Europe Angel Gurría Former OECD Secretary-General
Democracy is not about consensus building, but about peaceful communication and finding solutions through compromise. Christiane Woopen Chair of the European Group on Ethics in Science and New Technologies; Exec. Director of the Center for Ethics, Rights, Economics, and Social Sciences of Health (CERES), University of Cologne
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