Digital Watch Observatory - Digital Governance in 50+ issues, 500+ actors, 5+ processes
The dispute centres on access to X compliance report.
The guidance outlines cybersecurity risks, vulnerabilities, and best practices for the adoption of agentic AI systems in organisational IT environments.
The guidance sets out risks such as privacy breaches, bias, inaccurate outputs, and data sovereignty concerns linked to generative AI tools.
AI adoption challenges are expanding while WEF positions HR leaders at the centre of transformation.
The growing reliance on AI for personal guidance raises questions about privacy, accuracy and the role of human decision-making support.
The initiative forms part of wider EU efforts to strengthen oversight and accountability in the rapidly expanding generative AI sector.
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WSIS+20 Process
The year 2025 marks 20 years since the finalisation of the World Summit on the Information Society (WSIS), and a review process looking at 20 years of WSIS outcomes implementation will conclude with a high-level meeting at the UN General Assembly (UNGA), in December. This page keeps track of the process leading to the UNGA meeting in December 2025. It also provides background information about WSIS and related activities and processes since 1998.
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Digital Technologies
From internet applications to quantum computing, we focus on advanced and emerging digital technologies which are increasingly reshaping our economies and societies.
Clusters of Policy topics
We unpack digital policy by exploring over 50 topics – from access and sustainable development to network security and the future of work – classified in 7 clusters.
Processes
Follow some of the most important digital policy processes, from the EU's work on the Digital Services Act/Digital Markets Act to the UN Cybercrime Ad Hoc Committee.