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Addressing (Un)intelligence: Gender Stereotyping in Collective and Artificial Intelligence
What happens if those with different perspectives are unable to participate? Or if the collective is so large that any new ideas are diluted?
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Collective Intelligence within the United Nations: Foundations
The UN Charter recognises it is only through coordinated and harmonised international cooperation that solutions to some challenges can be achieved.
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Leveraging Collaborative Systems Modelling for Solving Complex Urban Problems
Collective urban intelligence centres solutions in the collective capabilities that emerge from the collaboration of urban stakeholders.
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Safety in AI Systems
The concept of safety cements the need to ensure trustworthiness, preservation of human rights and the potential to promote sustainability and peace.
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Towards a Human Rights-Based Approach to Artificial Intelligence
Core values like universality, equality and non-discrimination should exist online, as they do offline, and in the design and implementation of AI.
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'It’s Not All About Success Stories': Girls’ Digital Inclusion in Practice
Our research suggests that, to address girls’ digital needs, it is essential to have information about intended and unintended programs' impact.
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How do we Ensure that Artificial Intelligence is Trustworthy and Inclusive?
To build trust in AI, co-designing and active engagement of users from the early stages of planning to implementation are needed.
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Technological Innovation to Support Formalisation and Reduce Exploitation
Apprise and Apprise Audit support formalisation by providing a voice to workers who experience varying degrees of informality.
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Localising the Sustainable Development Goals in Macao as the Decade of Action Begins
When unprecedented mobilisation, ambition and delivery are needed to achieve the SDGs, UNU Macau opened its doors to the community to raise awareness.
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Overcoming Trust, Power, and Communication Dissonances: Why Innovative Tech Can Combat Forced Labour
Apprise studies reveal that most workers are more comfortable using this digital tool to answer questions when compared with face-to-face interviews.