Category: Society
How technology changes institutions, civil behavior, governance, culture, and collective life. What is changing, who is making it change, and what people and institutions can do about it.
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AI and the Erosion of Institutional Trust: A Call for Transparency
As AI becomes more integrated into governance, trust in institutions is eroding. This column explores how transparency and accountability are essential for rebuilding that trust amidst rapid technological change. Read more
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Navigating the Disconnect: AI’s Impact on Trust and Governance
As AI technologies rapidly advance, the gap in governance raises profound social concerns. This column explores the implications of inadequate oversight and the urgent need for ethical, inclusive policymaking. Read more
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Power Dynamics and Institutional Trust in the AI Governance Landscape
Recent discussions on AI governance highlight crucial shifts in power dynamics and institutional trust. As frameworks like FARO emerge, the need for inclusivity and transparency in decision-making becomes paramount. Read more
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Power Dynamics in the Age of AI: Unpacking Governance Failures
The rapid adoption of AI technologies has outstripped governance frameworks, raising significant questions about representation and individual rights. As institutions scramble to adapt, the power dynamics at play highlight the need for more participatory models of governance. Read more
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The Human Cost of AI Governance: Who Gets to Decide?
The rise of AI governance raises critical questions about representation and inclusivity in decision-making. As institutions convene to shape the future of AI, it is essential to prioritize diverse voices to ensure technology serves all communities equitably. Read more
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The Human Cost of AI Governance: Who Gets to Decide?
As Switzerland prepares to host the 2027 AI Summit, critical questions arise about inclusivity in AI governance discussions. This piece explores the human consequences of current governance models and the need for diverse voices in shaping the future of AI. Read more
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The Growing Disconnect: AI’s Role in Institutional Trust Erosion
As AI technology becomes more integrated into societal institutions, a growing disconnect emerges, eroding public trust. This column explores the implications of this trend and advocates for stronger governance frameworks that prioritize human rights and accountability. Read more
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The Growing Disconnect: AI and the Erosion of Institutional Trust
As global discussions on AI governance intensify, a troubling disconnect emerges between institutional promises and the lived experiences of citizens, eroding trust in these institutions. The challenge lies in fostering inclusivity and transparency in decision-making processes. Read more
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The Growing Disconnect: AI and the Erosion of Institutional Trust
Recent UN discussions on AI governance highlight an urgent need for transparency and accountability in technology. As AI systems gain influence, trust in institutions may erode unless we prioritize inclusive dialogue and ethical practices. Read more
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The Pitfalls of AI-Powered Public Policy Decision-Making
The reliance on AI in public policy decision-making reveals significant cognitive and institutional failures. These failures stem from an over-reliance on quantitative data, a lack of interdisciplinary collaboration, and the illusion of objectivity in AI systems, ultimately leading to policies that are misaligned with the needs of affected communities. Read more
