Description
Total length of the course: <1 hour
The internet is not fragmenting in a single direction: it is constantly being pulled between competing visions of its future shape. In this course, examine the forces reshaping the global internet through the lens of polarisation, fragmentation, and the normalisation of nationalised information controls, then turn to the challenge that is rapidly overtaking all others: how to govern AI. From the EU's regulatory approach and the Global South's growing voice to the proliferation of national AI strategies and the hardest unresolved questions in the field, this course maps the terrain of a governance debate that is still being written.
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Introduction
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How the internet is changing
The internet: a contested future
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Polarisation, fragmentation, and hybridisation
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Lessons from internet governance
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AI governance
AI models and debates
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What are we trying to govern?
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Global and regional AI governance
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AI governance in Europe
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Other approaches
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The proliferation of AI strategies
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Global South
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Current challenges
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Takeaways
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Additional information
References
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