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Credibility as Currency: How AI and Communications Can Strengthen Trust in Development
Imagine if beneficiaries were not just recipients of aid but custodians of their own progress, able to flag challenges, report successes,...
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Apr 284 min read
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Zero Hunger vs Zero Anger: Rethinking AI for Food Justice
Yes, zero hunger is a goal. But if we’re honest, it’s only half the story. We need to ask: what about the anger? The frustration that...
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Apr 243 min read
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Truth Needs a Server: Why Declarations Aren’t Enough to Protect Journalism
Journalists are not only dying from bullets—they are disappearing in silence, blocked, erased or pushed into self-censorship. And that...
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Apr 114 min read
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The Unbankables: Fintech’s Missing Billion-Dollar Market
Over 1.4 billion people around the world still don’t have access to a bank account. If you’re a woman without a bank account, a farmer...
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Apr 83 min read
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A Silent Observer: How AI Could Support Humanitarian Dialogue
What if we imagined AI not as a replacement for diplomacy, but as a silent observer, one who listens better than it speaks, remembers...
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Apr 34 min read
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Saved from Thinking? Living in an Algocracy
Welcome to a system where power lies not with the people or even just with elected governments, but with those who produce or control the...
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Mar 253 min read
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Harder, Better, Faster, Stronger: Will AI Save Multilateralism?
Will AI governance be dictated by a few technological superpowers or will multilateralism step in to establish shared rules? If global...
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Mar 124 min read
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From Humanity to Machinity: Adding Humans Back to the Loop
In our digital era, espionage has taken on a quieter, more insidious form. Machines are not just watching us — they’re learning us....
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Feb 253 min read
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Newsroom 2.0: Media, AI and the Future of Truth
Truth is no longer something we seek. It is something we choose. by Florence Kim Visual concept by Florence Kim and generated by...
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Feb 64 min read
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No One Left Unread
In an increasingly digital world, to be offline is to be invisible. But if we are serious about leaving no one behind, we must first...
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Jan 83 min read
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The Digitage Divide: The Myth of Digital Inclusion
The future must not be one where elderly people are forced to learn technology to survive. It must be one where technology adapts to...
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Dec 20, 20244 min read
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Like, Share, Divide: How Algorithms Build Walls, Not Bridges
When was the last time an algorithm recommended something that truly challenged you? A book that made you question your worldview? An...
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Dec 2, 20244 min read
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