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In-person and virtual events convene heads of state, business leaders, technology experts from around the world for critical debate about the geopolitical and technology trends shaping our world.
In what’s looking like a rag race, power players in democracy wield technology for both good and bad. In GZERO's Global Stage livestream at the 2023 Paris Peace Forum, journalist Julien Pain asks leaders from politics, the private sector, and journalism how emerging tech like AI can be used as a safeguard for democracy, not a threat.
Emerging technologies threaten to make the already-bleak cybersecurity environment all the more treacherous. Eurasia Group Senior Analyst Ali Wyne moderated a discussion on cybersecurity focused on the blurring lines between attacks on governments and the private sector.
There’s been much focus on the perils and threats posed by these scientific developments, but how can they be proactively harnessed to mitigate climate challenges and create a more resilient world?
What did tech companies learn from the Christchurch experience about their own roles in moderating content, overseeing algorithms and mitigating potential radicalization and violence?