PeaceTech at the Frontline: Can Intelligent Systems Build Trust Instead of Break It?
PeaceTech refers to the use of technology to promote peace, prevent conflict, and foster cooperation among individuals, communities, and nations.
Thought leadership on ethical AI, peacebuilding technology, and democratic innovation
PeaceTech refers to the use of technology to promote peace, prevent conflict, and foster cooperation among individuals, communities, and nations.
Intelligent systems represent a convergence of advanced technologies designed to mimic human cognitive functions such as learning, reasoning, problem-solving, and decision-making.
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Understanding and combating disinformation, misinformation, and fake news through critical thinking, media literacy, and community resilience.
16 articlesExamining how social media platforms shape public discourse through algorithms, recommendation engines, and the legislative efforts driving transparency and accountability.
4 articlesExploring the intersection of artificial intelligence regulation, digital rights, and policy frameworks shaping the future of ethical technology.
6 articlesExploring how technology intersects with humanitarian action, crisis response, conflict zones, and the ethical trade-offs of deploying digital tools in vulnerable contexts.
10 articlesExamining threats to democratic processes including influence operations, voter suppression narratives, and the technologies and policies needed to protect electoral integrity.
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