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Building Trust for AI Governance
Professor Yang Bin on the importance of education, dialogue and trust in shaping AI governance.
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Building a Global Framework for AI Safety
Stuart Russell on licensing, monitoring and international cooperation to manage the risks of artificial intelligence.
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From Risk Management to Risk Prevention
Nicolas Miailhe on the need to move from responsible innovation towards preventing catastrophic risks from frontier AI.
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Building a Community of Independent AI Evaluators
Rumman Chowdhury on independent evaluation and greater public agency over artificial intelligence.
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Broadening Participation in AI Governance
Ambassador Philip Thigo on bringing more countries into global discussions on artificial intelligence.
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Building Effective AI Governance
Lara Shane on the layers of oversight needed to govern artificial intelligence.
Article
Know the Expert "Adegboyega Ojo" | October 2026
Read this interview with Adegboyega Ojo, the Canada Research Chair in Governance and Artificial Intelligence at Carleton University.
Media Coverage
UNU-EHS Liliana Narvaez Writes in EL PAÍS on Bringing Science Back to Communities
Science can have greater impact when it returns to the communities where research begins, creating dialogue between knowledge and lived experience.
News
Amazon disasters cross borders, but risk governance stops at them
A new UNU-CRIS report assesses how eight Amazonian countries manage disaster risk, and why shared hazards demand a coordinated regional response.
Commentary
Water Bankruptcy Is More Than a Metaphor: 13 Misconceptions Worth Avoiding
Architect of the water bankruptcy concept, Kaveh Madani, explains 13 misconceptions and why they matter for policy.