Internet Archive warns of “historical oblivion” for public history
News sites – including major papers such as the Financial Times, the New York Times and the Guardian and social media sites such as Reddit — have made archivists the […]
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A Season of Retreats: The Convening Power of the CKG
One of the most important roles played by the Centre on Knowledge Governance is to create spaces for discussion and dialogue. With our base at the Geneva Graduate Institute, and
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,
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 and Europe’s Digital Sovereignty
How can Europe develop public AI systems that also ensure competition and sovereignty?
Centre Announces Short Course on Intellectual Property and Artificial Intelligence
The Centre on Knowledge Governance is pleased to announce a new short course on AI and IP to take place in Geneva from September 29-30, 2026. COURSE DESCRIPTION This intensive
Case Studies of AI for Good and AI for Development
Today the Geneva Centre on Knowledge Governance presents a series of Case Studies on AI for Good in Africa and the Global South. These grew out of our work on Text
The AI Remuneration Debate: Three Perspectives
The rapid development of generative AI has sparked intense debate over how, or even if, creators should be compensated when their copyrighted works are used to train commercial AI systems.
