Read commentary, analysis, and explainers from the GNI network — members and outside experts — with a shared interest in freedom of expression and privacy in the tech sector.
As artificial intelligence reshapes economies and everyday life, the essential question for African countries is not simply whether AI will be safe.... Read more >
The UNGDAI discourse remains trapped in artificial silos: high-level policy declarations adrift in abstract, insulated processes, while technocratic... Read more >
Earlier this year, GNI held a learning call on how companies conduct human rights due diligence of tech infrastructure services in conflict settings... Read more >
By Hilary Ross, senior program lead, with thanks to GNI staff and members for their... Read more >
Participation is not just about being invited to a conversation: it is about shaping how decisions are... Read more >
The Global Dialogue on AI governance opened space for the Global South and civil society, but stopped short of confronting the power structures... Read more >
The four main themes of UNGDAI—AI opportunities, bridging AI divides, safe, secure, and trustworthy AI, and human rights—are highly relevant to... Read more >
The UNGDAI brought together governments, international organizations, academia, civil society, technical experts, and the private sector to discuss... Read more >
This civil society read-out report reflects on the 1st UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance, highlighting key recommendations to strengthen future... Read more >
Based on discussions across the MAP-AI community and drawing on some of the key insights from the Scientific Panel’s preliminary report, we have... Read more >