PROGRAM

This session explores the development of public interest technologies in the digital and AI age, focusing on shifting from profit-driven models to cooperative frameworks that align with democratic values and the public good.

This session examines the fractured global landscape of digital regulation, exploring the tensions between safety-oriented, market-driven, and restrictive approaches, and considers whether empowering consumers could offer a less contentious path to guiding the digital economy.

This session introduces the Global Toolkit for Catalyzing Digital Infrastructure Solutions for Data Agency, discussing how governments can create equitable digital ecosystems to foster a fair data economy through multistakeholder collaboration.

This session examines the impact of AI, especially generative AI, on the future of work, education, and labor rights, emphasizing the need for policy safeguards, social protections, and global frameworks to ensure an equitable transition across regions.