Artificial Intelligence posts

Dr Martin Waehlisch is the inaugural Associate Professor of Transformative Technology, Innovation, and Global Affairs at the University of Birmingham, with a joint appointment at the School of Government and…

History offers powerful precedents for moments of profound technological transformation. In the prelude to World War I, the British Royal Navy’s visionary shift from coal to oil, thanks to Winston…

What happens when diplomacy meets artificial intelligence in a high-stakes climate negotiation? Dao Pham, Linh Nguyen, Thuy Nguyen and Than Vo, participants from the Executive Programme in Development Policies and…

On 21 March, the United Nations approved its first groundbreaking resolution on artificial intelligence, urging member states to guarantee that ‘safe, secure, and trustworthy AI systems’ be developed responsibly while…

Global tensions, important elections and the growing call for checks and balances on powerful industry players will shape the context for AI governance in 2024. Roxana Radu argues for the…

In 2023, with OpenAI’s ChatGPT and other competitors going mainstream, artificial intelligence (AI) gained momentum and general acceptance but also exposed most people to how AI tools function—and sometimes “hallucinate“.It…