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HUB NEWS

We’re back! The Hub will shortly announce free, open webinars for the 22-23 academic year. Our first will focus on national structures for data governance.

Prof. Susan Aaronson was quoted in Axios on August 22, delineating why passage of a potential US data protection law is taking so long.

Prof. Aaronson presented on how data governance is not leading to AI in the public good at the Association for Computing Machinery Trustworthy AI day August 22.

Our research has moved! Our new website illuminating our year-2 data governance findings can now be found at the fittingly named GlobalDataGovernanceMapping.com address. Check it out and do send us your feedback!

Global Data Governance Mapping

Year Two Report

DIGITAL TRADE

China’s bid to join DEPA

Bipartisan group of Senators issues resolution calling on USG to do more on digital trade

DATA GOVERNANCE

ARTIFICIAL INTELLIGENCE

VIRTUAL REALITY

VR stinks because it doesn’t smell

The first Metaverse hospital

KUDOS

Sherry Wong’s mapping of ethical AI up to 2019.
A shout out to the Government of Australia that has a fabulous website summarizing its efforts on AI, cyber, and data governance.

WHAT WE ARE READING

Joel Trachtman, Platforms and Global Governance: Globalization on Steroids.
Jake Porway, A Taxonomy for AI for Good.
Noah Giansiracusah and Paul Romer, op ed on sentient AI and who should control science?
Matthew Ball’s vision of “metaverse.”
Transparency as a tool to achieve greater personal data protection.

SEEKING PUBLIC COMMENT

The Federal Trade Commission (“FTC”) is publishing this advance notice of proposed rulemaking (“ANPR”) to request public comment on the prevalence of commercial surveillance and data security practices that harm consumers.
The US Department of Commerce is seeking public comment on the relationship between AI and trade.

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