Resources

UN OEWG Report (2021-2025)

The UN OEWG adopted the Final Report on 11 July 2025. Full text of the Final Report is available here. You can also explore the provisions of the Final Report via an AI assistant. United Nations General Assembly Eleventh substantive session, New York 7-11 July 2025 A/AC.292/2025/CRP.1 11 July 2025 Open-ended working group on security (See more)

AI Action Summit: Statement on Inclusive and Sustainable Artificial Intelligence for People and the Planet 

Resolutions and Declarations

Note: In line with the approach of previous Summits, this Statement relates to civil applications and use of AI only 1. Participants from over 100 countries, including government leaders, international organisations, representatives of civil society, the private sector, and the academic and research communities gathered in Paris on 10 and 11 February 2025 to hold (See more)

UNGA Resolution on AI in the military domain and implications for peace and security

Resolutions and Declarations

Resolution adopted by the General Assembly on 24 December 2024  [on the report of the First Committee (A/79/408, para. 114)]  79/239. Artificial intelligence in the military domain and its implications for international peace and security  The General Assembly,  Affirming that international law, including the Charter of the United Nations, international humanitarian law and international human (See more)

Responsible AI in the Military Domain: REAIM Blueprint for Action

Principles and Recommendations

REAIM Blueprint for Action Artificial Intelligence (AI), as an enabling technology, holds extraordinary potential to transform every aspect of military affairs, including military operations, command and control, intelligence, surveillance and reconnaissance (ISR) activities, training, information management and logistical support. With the rapid advancement and progress in AI, there is a growing interest by states to (See more)

German Strategy for International Digital Policy

Strategies and Action Plans

The German Strategy for International Digital Policy emphasizes the protection of democracy and freedom in the digital space, promoting human-centric and innovation-friendly rules, supporting secure data flows, shaping international standards, and ensuring the sustainability and resilience of digital societies globally. The strategy aims to safeguard fundamental rights online and offline, advocate for a global, open, and secure internet, enhance technology partnerships, facilitate secure data transfers, shape international standards, and utilize digitalization to address global challenges, emphasizing sustainability and inclusion in digital development.

METAVERSE A LAW ENFORCEMENT PERSPECTIVE

Manuals and Handbooks

The Interpol’s White Paper on the metaverse highlights its potential for law enforcement, focusing on use cases, crime investigation, and governance. It discusses metacrimes like grooming, radicalization, and theft of virtual assets, emphasizing the need for proper forensic procedures and evidence recovery in virtual environments. Multistakeholder engagement and cross-border collaboration are crucial due to the metaverse spanning various jurisdictions and organizations.

UK Artificial Intelligence (AI) – Judicial Guidance

Principles and Recommendations

Guidance has been issued for UK judicial office holders on the use of Artificial Intelligence (), emphasizing the need to align with principles of justice and integrity. The document provides recommendations, examples, and a framework for responsible and ethical AI integration within the legal domain.

Guidelines on the responsible implementation of artificial intelligence systems in journalism

Guidelines on the responsible implementation of artificial intelligence systems in journalism recommend using AI systems in compliance with human rights and professional values, promoting transparency, accountability, and responsible use. The implementation process involves decision-making, identification, acquisition, and integration into organizational practices. Furthermore, it stresses the importance of continuous risk assessment, human oversight, transparency with subjects and audiences, and ongoing training for staff. States are also urged to create favorable conditions for the development of responsible AI systems, ensuring compliance with existing guidelines and respecting human rights.

US-UK Guidelines for secure AI system development

The message outlines guidelines for secure AI system development provided by the US Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency and the UK National Cyber Security Centre. The guidelines emphasize the importance of secure design, development, deployment, and operation of AI systems to ensure functionality, availability, and protection of sensitive data. Stakeholders are encouraged to follow these guidelines to make informed decisions throughout the AI system lifecycle, focusing on security outcomes for customers, transparency, accountability, and prioritizing secure by design principles.

An International Decade for Data: Multistakeholder Cooperation in a Data-Driven World

Principles and Recommendations

The message advocates for global cooperation on data to harness its potential for development and innovation while minimizing inequalities. It calls for a multistakeholder approach to ensure responsible data use and advocates for an International Decade for Data (2025-2035) to improve consistency in data policies globally.