As AI companies debate moral reasoning in AI, the Global South struggles to build credible systems for AI oversight.
Two recent episodes have highlighted a widening divide in global artificial intelligence governance.
In San Francisco, Anthropic invited Christian theologians, priests and philosophers to discuss how its Claude chatbot should respond to grief, self-harm and questions surrounding its own possible “demise.” The closed-door discussions reflected the company’s growing focus on embedding moral reasoning into frontier AI systems.
Swiss officials argue multilateral institutions must shift from reactive diplomacy to anticipatory governance.
Experts say resilience planning has not kept pace with reliance on satellites, cables, data centers and power grids.
Expert evidence from scientific advisors is abundant but the political decisions on energy still follow a different logic.
New global effort aims to tackle concerns existing frameworks reflect Western models of how science is conducted.
Swiss officials argue multilateral institutions must shift from reactive diplomacy to anticipatory governance.
Health authorities have scrambled to trace dozens of people who recently sailed on the Dutch vessel MV Hondius.
Experts say resilience planning has not kept pace with reliance on satellites, cables, data centers and power grids.
Access Now says foreign interference over Taiwenese activists forced cancellation days before leading human rights summit.
