Publications we participated in

This briefing paper focuses on data equity within  foundation models, both in terms of the impact of Generative AI (genAI)  on society and on the further development of genAI tools. Read more or download the full paper.

Companies face increasing scrutiny of their social and  environmental performance from consumers, communities, workers,  governments and investors. Business leaders are being urged to consider  the needs of society at large and of all “affected stakeholders”, as  well as their shareholders. This is becoming more apparent for corporate  boards, which can play a key role in supporting human rights,  especially at times of crisis. Read more or download the full report.

In Digital Citizenship, we were interested in supporting Whose Knowledge? in this research to reach out to African and Arab content creators and  consumers to share their experiences in posting content in their own  language and create more visibility and online exposure for their  cultures. We were able to interview practitioners and users from  Tunisia, Uganda, and Sudan. Our interest was to understand the African  cultural background, and when we started to interview them, other  practitioners from the Netherlands, Singapore and India, wanted to  express themselves and to give their views on the topic. Read more.