Updates
UNIDIR highlights role of women in AI governance and international security
Diverse perspectives are seen as critical to AI governance.
Ukraine highlights AI strategic shifts
AI development is shifting towards infrastructure and energy competition.
UK’s National Cyber Security Centre chief warns of ‘perfect storm’ for UK cybersecurity
The head of the UK’s National Cyber Security Centre said cybersecurity is entering a period of ‘tumultuous uncertainty’.
Hong Kong advances digital corporate identity to transform business operations
New digital identity system enables secure business transactions and reduces administrative burden for government and companies.
ILO sets first global framework for AI use in manufacturing sector
Policy conclusions reveal how ILO is shaping responsible AI use across global manufacturing sectors.
ILO report warns of rising workplace risks amid digital transformation
Workplace-related stress factors contribute to major health conditions and result in significant economic losses, accounting for an estimated 1.37% of global GDP.
Employee monitoring grows at Meta as AI overhaul accelerates
The company says safeguards are in place, but workers have raised concerns over privacy and increased monitoring in the workplace.
UK children’s bill advances with new online safety powers
House of Commons-printed text of the UK Children’s Wellbeing and Schools Bill includes child internet restrictions and data-consent changes.
Ofcom steps up child safety enforcement with Telegram and chat site investigations
Teen Chat and Chat Avenue are under scrutiny for allegedly failing to protect children from online grooming through open messaging and chat features.
AI adoption across Australian Public Service depends on trust, alignment and imagination, Poole says
AI adoption in the Australian Public Service is moving beyond experimentation, according to Lucy Poole.
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