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Blog Post
AI & Global Governance: How AI is Changing the Global Economy
The world's governments and corporations need to act - to prevent a concentration of resources and power.
Blog Post
AI & Global Governance: No One Should Trust AI
It is possible and desirable to engineer Artificial Intelligence for accountability.
News
UNU Institute in Macau at the UN World Data Forum 2018
UNU Macau launched the latest report on Engaging Citizens for Sustainable Development: A Data Perspective.
Project
Health on the Move - Policy Brief Series
This project will provide an overview and evaluation of national policies relating to the health of migrants within the Greater Mekong Subregion.
News
Temporary Relocation: UNU Institute in Macau Hosted by City University of Macau
UNU Macau is excited to be in the middle of a dynamic academic and research environment.
Project
World Risk and Adaptation Futures - Summer Academy
This project aims to convene young professionals to advance and apply scientific methods for assessing vulnerability to environmental hazards.
Series
5 Ways to Make Cities More Sustainable and Resilient
For World Cities Day, Dr. Simone Sandholz names 5 promising aspects how cities can become more sustainable and resilient.
Blog Post
AI & Global Governance: The Role of Global Corporations in AI Ethics
Global corporations should take steps to ensure AI ethics are taken seriously - and with a sense of urgency.
Blog Post
AI & Global Governance: Three Paths Towards a Global Governance of Artificial Intelligence
Identifying where globally-agreed norms and rules are needed.
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AI & Global Governance: Artificial Intelligence for All - A Call for Equity in the 4th Industrial Revolution
As we delegate more tasks and decisions to AI systems, how will humans minimise harm and maximize benefit?