What would it take for global AI governance to work for the majority of the world, not just the economies that design and deploy the technology? As the first AI […] The post People, Planet, Progress – and Power: RIA centres Global South voices in India appeared first on Research ICT...

In this article, Research ICT Africa’s Research Director, Dr Kola Ijasan, reflects on the digital governance implications of the 2026 State of the Nation Address, examining how commitments on Digital […] The post From digital ID to AI in policing: Turning SoNA commitments into public-interest governance appeared first on Research...

The public debate about freedom of expression and the limits of hate speech on social networks has intensified in recent weeks after a controversial intervention by actress Johanna San Miguel. The first week of February, the artist used her social networks to celebrate a decision…

New InternetLab report analyzes the impacts of the spread of artificial intelligence, particularly facial recognition technologies, in the public education system O post Lack of transparency and national guidelines mark the expansion of facial recognition in brazilian education apareceu primeiro em InternetLab.

During the review of the 20-year World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS+20), Colombia has maintained constant participation, although without occupying a leading role. Its approach has been characterized by institutional continuity and alignment with existing multilateral frameworks, rather than by promotion...

As has happened with other similar initiatives, the risk is that, in the name of protection, mechanisms of censorship, surveillance and excessive data collection are enabled that affect freedom of expression, privacy and access to plural information, even for children and adolescents themselves.