First published in Digital Frontiers, Observer Research Foundation.
By Abagail Lawson
This Connection is Secure: A 5G Risk and Resilience Framework for the Quad
The Future of Cybersecurity Lies In Silicon
The Quad, the Media, and Big Tech Platforms
Securing Africa’s Cyber Ecosystem Through International Cooperation
The Promise and Perils of AI Partnerships
Understanding the UN Cyber Norms Processes as Conflict Management Tools
Preserving fundamental rights while moderating online content
Indo-Pacific 5G survey: Connections and conflict
Defending Forward: U.S. Cyber Strategy and Its Implications for Cybersecurity in Asia
Smart Cities as Large Technological Systems: Collective Action Problems as Organizational Barriers to Urban Digital Transformation
By Dr. Andreas Kuehn, Jared Mondschein, and Aaron Clark-Ginsberg
Originally published in Sustainable Cities and Society, Volume 67
Moderating Online Content in the United States
ORF America experts comment on U.N. cyber working group draft report
Rethinking the Artificial Intelligence Race
Smart Cities as Large Technological Systems: Collective Action Problems as Organizational Barriers to Urban Digital Transformation
By Andreas Kuehn
In a race to develop ‘smart cities’, policymakers in metropolitan regions across the world are rapidly deploying IoT devices, sensors, and emerging ICTs, including AI and facial recognition to solve various urban governance challenges, including the need to increase efficiencies, and empower citizens.
