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it's B! Cavello 🐝

“While there are many claims being made, we lack answers to basic questions. Are the AI capabilities being developed today actually going to help with gender equality (goal 5)? With food security (goal 2)? With decent work (goal 8)? And more?

THIS should be the primary work of the scientific panel and global dialogue.“

Read my full remarks on the International Scientific Panel and Global Dialogue on #AI Governance for the #UN #GlobalDigitalCompact here: aspendigital.org/blog/global-d

Aspen DigitalMaking the Most of the Global Digital CompactFollowing adoption of the Global Digital Compact, I made remarks at an informal stakeholder consultation hosted by the United Nations.
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APC

Global coalition calls for renewed commitment to an inclusive information society

> Organisations from civil society, the private sector and the technical community urge governments and institutions to reaffirm the World Summit on the Information Society's vision of a people-centred, inclusive information society.

Read our statement: apc.org/en/pubs/cross-communit

Association for Progressive CommunicationsCross-community statement from civil society, the private sector and the technical community on WSIS, the IGF and the GDCAs the 2024 Internet Governance Forum (IGF) concludes, we, the undersigned organisations and individuals from civil society, the private sector and the technical community, call on all governments, institutions and organisations to affirm the vision of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS) of a people-centred and development-oriented inclusive information society. 
#WSIS20#InternetGovernance#Inclusion
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APC

"A people-centred and development-oriented inclusive information society".

> As we confront the challenges of rapid digitalisation, climate change-related uncertainty and persisting inequalities that are mirrored in digital divides, this vision is even more relevant now than it was 20 years ago.

Read the cross-community statement from civil society, the private sector and the tech community on #WSISProcess, the #InternetGovernanceForum and the #GlobalDigitalCompact:

apc.org/node/40497

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Miguel Afonso Caetano

"The adoption in September of the Global Digital Compact (GDC) – a new multilateral framework for global digital cooperation towards “an inclusive, open, sustainable, fair, safe and secure digital future for all” – has been met with a cautious response from many in civil society. Cautious, because despite positive outcomes in the final text, there are also oversights, omissions, and problems with framing that we feel are fundamental to a just digital future.

As a way of reviewing where these gaps are, it is useful to look back at what we wanted out of the process a year ago, and where the gaps emerged. This is important because the implementation phases that lie ahead are as crucial as the negotiation process that led to the final text being adopted. There will be new opportunities for civil society to influence the outcomes of the Compact, and perhaps to help push the impact of the GDC closer towards some of the goals we previously envisaged."

apc.org/node/40393

Association for Progressive CommunicationsHow the Global Digital Compact is implemented will determine our digital futureThe adoption of the Global Digital Compact (GDC) has been met with a cautious response from many in civil society – cautious, because despite positive outcomes in the final text, there are also oversights, omissions, and problems with framing that we feel are fundamental to a just digital future. As a way of reviewing where these gaps are, it is useful to look back at what we wanted out of the process a year ago, and where the gaps emerged.
#DigitalInclusion#HumanRights#DataProtection
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