Science and Technology

The race for AI dominance is often framed as a US-China competition, but this overlooks the role of the Global South in AI geopolitics.

When imagining the effects of AI, we look to a distant future, beyond first order impacts, to ensure these tools benefit all of humanity.

Following adoption of the Global Digital Compact, I made remarks at an informal stakeholder consultation hosted by the United Nations.

Canada’s National AI Institutes are at the forefront of the country’s mission to translate research in AI into commercial applications.

Responsible data in Product Equity is possible. Our primer with planning resources, case studies, and current research explains how.

While the US and UK share some priorities and values, there are significant differences in their approaches to AI competition with China.

Building equitable products requires balancing a deep understanding of the people using them with responsible data practices.

We help people “flex their hope muscles” by convening diverse networks and creating resources geared toward AI futures worth building.

Following the first AI elections, we look ahead to the next chapter of the influence of artificial intelligence tools on democracy.