Ethics
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What does a former coffee-maker-turned-AI say about AI policy on the verge of the 2020s?
27 January 2020
‘This is what we have now. We can say this kind of research has been done in human behavior. We can refer to other kind of research that focuses on machine learning systems. Not only the AI systems, but try to und...
[WebDebate #26 summary] AI on the international agenda – where do we go from here?
11 December 2018
Artificial Intelligence, Diplomatic theory and practice, Ethics
In our December WebDebate, we looked at artificial intelligence (AI). AI is of geostrategic importance and countries are already investing heavily in AI and developing AI strategies. As AI potentially impacts nearly a...
Build a legacy for future generations, connect bridges: some suggestions for future action
06 March 2015
Access, Ethics, Freedom of expression, Internet governance and digital policy, Privacy and data protection
The CONNECTing the Dots conference at UNESCO’s headquarters in Paris, on 3-4 March, concluded with the adoption of an outcome document, paving the way forward in each of the four main fields of digital policy (acces...
Privacy issues discussed at CONNECTing the Dots
04 March 2015
Access, Ethics, Freedom of expression, Internet governance and digital policy, Privacy and data protection
UNESCO’s CONNECTing the Dots conference continued yesterday afternoon with eight break-out sessions on access, privacy, freedom of expression and ethics. We followed the second break-out session on privacy (break-o...
Resources
2001
Language: Setting the stage
Part of Language and Diplomacy (2001): Benoit Girardin takes a philosophical approach to rhetoric - along with the issues of interpretation and ethics. He examines each of these three fields and its relation to diplomatic practice and negotiations, showing with example... Read more...
