The U.N. Is Still the Best Forum to Tackle AI Governance
Gordon LaForge argues that in spite of its weaknesses, the UN is still the ideal international body to play a leading role in AI governance.
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1-on-1 with Robert F. Kennedy, Jr.
In Episode 53 of his podcast, Peter Bergen returns to his interview with RFK Jr.
A Plastics Treaty is Really About Fossil Fuels
Martha Molfetas argues in Global Policy that a plastics treaty is really about unmooring the global economy from fossils.
Missing Links for an Advanced Workforce
Shalin Jyotishi responds to a proposal from MIT’s Bill Bonvillian and John Liu calling for a “technologist” occupational category in advance
Want a job in AI? Start at your local community college
Shalin Jyotishi was quoted in an article in Fast Company about AI programs at community colleges.
Can Proportional Representation Create Better Governance?
Oscar Pocasangre and John M. Carey authored a white paper on how proportional representation could make government more responsive.
Your Home Internet Bill Can Be Deceptively Confusing. Now It’s (Slightly) Easier to Understand.
Chhaya Kapadia on the implementation of “broadband facts” labels.
A Connectivity Program That Brought Internet to 23 Million Rural and Poor Households Is Ending
Raza Panjwani on the importance of affordability when it comes to internet access.
Cities Are at the Forefront of AI and Civic Engagement
Hollie Russon Gilman and Sarah Jacob authored an op-ed for NextCity on how AI is being utilized in cities for civic engagement.
Drones, Secrecy, and Endless War
Future Security’s David Sterman spoke with the CATO Institute about U.S. drone policy.