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Long a Beacon of Calm, Costa Rica Grapples with Growing Turbulence
The great powers are taking an almost unprecedented interest in the region, and the reinstatement of Costa Rica’s army is no ...
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Libraries and Research Institutions Will Need Strong AI Governance
Without comprehensive and widespread coordination, research institutions will have terms dictated to them by artificial ...
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China Leads on Generative AI Patents, but What Does that Mean?
While the quality of China’s generative AI patents is generally better than that of most Chinese patents, long-standing ...
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The BRICS Nations Reach a Crossroads
The persistence of the 2008–2009 economic slowdown in the West and the outbreak of war in Europe, conflict in West Asia and ...
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Developing a Framework for Collective Data Rights
Data protection law and policy are founded on the approach of individual notice and consent — an approach with shortcomings ...
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Why Global South Countries Need to Care About Highly Capable AI
By matching and surpassing human cognitive abilities, highly capable artificial intelligence — advanced AI systems of the ...
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Balancing Stakeholder Interests in Bill C-27
On June 16, 2022, the Canadian federal government introduced the Digital Charter Implementation Act (Bill C-27), a piece of legislation that seeks to protect Canadians’ privacy and human rights in the ...
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On Redefining Power in a Post-American Era
Pedestrians outside Madison Square Garden in New York City attend a rally for then-Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump, October 27, 2024. (Leah Millis/REUTERS) Where multipolarity defines ...