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.
A coalition of 80 civil society organizations, academics, technologists, and experts have endorsed Centering Human Rights in AI Governance, an open... Read more >
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 >