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Governments vs ChatGPT: Investigations around the world
20 April 2023
Artificial Intelligence, Child safety online, Consumer protection, Content policy, Data governance, Internet governance and digital policy, Liability of intermediaries, Privacy and data protection
ChatGPT, the AI-powered tool that allows you to chat and get answers to almost any question, has taken the world by storm. Now, governments around the world are starting to take notice of these t...
Governments vs ChatGPT: Regulation around the world
20 April 2023
Artificial Intelligence, Consumer protection, Content policy, Internet governance and digital policy, Privacy and data protection
ChatGPT, the AI-powered tool that has taken the world by storm, has now caught governments’ eyes. In reaction to user complaints and worrying reports (such as those by Europol and the OECD) ove...
Why Elon Musk Twitter experiment could be a success – even if it fails?
Elon Musk could save social media whether he succeeds or fails in making Twitter an open space for responsible free speech. It is an enormous task, much more complex than Musk’s previous business successes with Tesl...
Online Reputation Management for Governments: in the national interest or out of the dictator’s playbook?
31 January 2014
Content policy, Digital diplomacy, Internet governance and digital policy, Nation branding
Online reputation management: the practice of monitoring the Internet reputation of a person, brand or business, with the goal of suppressing negative mentions entirely, or pushing them lower on search engine results ...
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