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Digital Governance
Digital governance takes shape through power struggles, rule-making and international negotiation. This hub explores how rules and institutions governing the development and use of artificial intelligence and other digital technologies are defined.
The focus is on international cooperation, digital sovereignty, rights and the role of the United Nations. A central question runs through these debates: who has a say in decisions, and how are capabilities, obligations and room for action distributed?
Where to start?
Two articles to get you started.
Digital Technologies and International Dialogue: More Communication, Less Understanding
How the expansion of digital communication affects the conditions for international dialogue and cooperation.
Digital Constitutionalism: Democracy, Rights, and Artificial Intelligence
An introduction to the debate on democracy, rights and limits on power in the digital environment.
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Latest publications
Fourth Straw Poll to Select the Next UN Secretary-General
Third straw poll to choose the next UN Secretary-General
Who Watches Human Rights Defenders? Surveillance, AI and Digital Power
Navier-Stokes and the dispute over the creation of human knowledge behind AI
There are no English publications in this hub yet.
