Tackling Human Rights gatekeeping in social media markets: the need for a pro-competitive solution to protect freedom of expression
Author(s) Gabrielle Graça, Legal Reference Center Advisor, Article 19, Brazil and South America (Brazil); Camila Leite, Digital Rights Coordinator, Idec Institute for Consumers Protection (Brazil); Maria Luisa Stasi, Head of Law and Policy for Digital Markets, Article 19 (England); Martha Tudón, Digital Rights Program Officer, Article 19, Mexico and Central America (Mexico); Paulo José Lara, Executive Co-director, Article 19, Brazil and South America (Brazil); Marina Fernandes de Siqueira, Digital Rights Lawyer, Idec Institute for Consumers Protection (Brazil).
A Latin American Perspective on Global Governance for Digital Platform Accountability
Author(s) Agneris Sampieri Ortega, Latin America Policy Analyst, Access Now (Mexico); Ramiro Álvarez Ugarte, Vice-Director, Center for Studies in Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (Argentina); Matias González Mama, Coordinator of the Legislative Observatory, Center for Studies in Freedom of Expression and Access to Information (Argentina).
Governing Global Existential AI Risks: Lessons from the International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA): Establishing an International Data-Based Systems Agency (IDA) at the UN for the Betterment of Humanity and the Planet
Author(s) Shamira Ahmed, Executive Director, Data Economy Policy Hub (DepHUB) (South Africa); Dr. Peter G. Kirchschlaeger, Professor, University of Lucerne and ETH Zurich (Switzerland).
Artificial Intelligence in Law Enforcement and Criminal Justice System: Transparency and civil participation as core issues in promoting human rights
Author(s) Cynthia Picolo, Executive Diretor, LAPIN (Brazil); Kit Wash, Senior Staff Attorney, Electronic Frontier Foundation (United States); Pablo Nunes, Coordinator, CESEC (Brazil); Pedro Diogo Carvalho Monteiro, Surveillance Coordinator, LAPIN (Brazil); Thalita Lima, Research Coordinator, CESEC (Brazil); Veridiana Alimonti, Associate Director for Latin American Policy, Electronic Frontier Foundation (United States).
Equitable Data Governance in the Age of AI: A Data Justice Perspective
Author(s) Alison Gillwald, Executive Director, Research ICT Africa (SA); Carla Rodrigues, Research Coordinator, Data Privacy Brasil (BR); Jai Vipra Researcher, IT4Change (IN); Jamie Fuller, Researcher, Research ICT Africa (SA); Mariana Rielli, Director, Data Privacy Brasil (BR).
Democratizing AI for the public good: Key concepts and recommendations
Author(s) Lea Gimpel, Digital Public Goods Alliance (Norway); Daniel Brumund, GIZ "FAIR Forward - Artificial Intelligence for All" (Germany); Alek Tarkowski, Open Future Europe (Poland); Maximilian Gahntz, Mozilla Foundation (Germany); Urvashi Aneja, Digital Futures Lab (India); Vukosi Marivate, University of Pretoria (South Africa); Anita Gurumurthy, IT for Change (India).
Sustainable Cyber Governance: Balancing Security and Development
Author(s) Kenneth Wong, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China);Danny Weng, Partner, PricewaterhouseCoopers (the People's Republic of China); Limin (Duncan) Ding, Senior Manager, PricewaterhouseCoopers (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China); Yuntong (Sara) Qu, Senior Associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers (the People's Republic of China); Bokyung Kim, Senior Associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers (Republic of Korea); Min Hyuk (Tory) Kim, Associate, PricewaterhouseCoopers (Hong Kong Special Administrative Region of the People's Republic of China).
Optimizing privacy and security: The role of encryption as foundation of online trust
Author(s) Pedro Amaral, Researcher and Obcrypto Coordinator, Law and Technology Research Institute of Recife (Brazil); Paula Bernardi, Senior Policy and Advocacy Advisor, Internet Society (Global); Raquel Saraiva, President, Law and Technology Research Institute of Recife (Brazil); Thobias Prado Moura, Director for Communication and Events, Internet Society Brazil (Brazil); Mariana Canto, Director, Law and Technology Research Institute of Recife (Brazil).