Reflections on the AI for Good Global Summit 2026
Introduction The strongest message emerging from the AI for Good Global Summit 2026 was clear: the future of artificial intelligence (AI) will depend less on creating new international laws and […]
Artificial Intelligence
From AI Policy to AI Infrastructure: WIPO’s Emerging Strategy
Artificial intelligence has become one of the principal issues facing the international intellectual property system. Over the past several years, the World Intellectual Property Organization (WIPO) has approached AI primarily
Advancing Africa-Centric Education in the Age of Artificial Intelligence
This article first appeared on the blog of the NORRAG Global Education Centre here, as part of NORRAG’s blog series AI and the Digitalisation of Education: Challenges and Opportunities. Sustainable Development
A Scale of Tools for Copyright and AI Training Data?
At the Centre on Knowledge Governance, we are working at the intersection of Copyright, the Right to Research and ‘Just AI’. We are looking for tools that can be used
Knowledge Governance and Just AI – Cradle Report
This document was prepared by the Centre on Knowledge Governance (CKG) to summarise discussions on principles of Just AI and Knowledge Governance held in the Cradle of Humankind, South Africa,
200 Bills and Counting: AI Legislation in the Brazilian Congress
Artificial Intelligence (AI), and Generative AI in particular, is transforming the way we create and challenging fundamental concepts of copyright law — including authorship, originality, and the very notion of
Centre announces a policy agenda on ‘Just AI’
In today’s world, research in fields ranging from health, education and agriculture to economics, social sciences and humanities relies on computational methods, and in particular artificial intelligence tools. Policy makers
WIPO Launches Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Interchange
WIPO launched its Artificial Intelligence Infrastructure Interchange (AIII) on March 17, which was described as having the goal of supporting the development of AI technology that supports the livelihoods of
The Moratorium the AI Industry Cannot Afford to Lose
The WTO’s 14th Ministerial Conference (MC14) starts in Yaoundé, Cameroon, next week with a packed agenda and real stakes. Buried in the long list of negotiations is a decision that
Public AI Launch, and Some Thoughts on Copyright
I attended the exciting launch of a series of papers and reflections on “Public AI” at the EU Parliament this week. The core of the idea is that the non-US/China
