Publications

CeSIA elected to lead a UNESCO working group on AI red lines

AI-powered cyberattacks: CeSIA calls for emergency action

Arthur Grimonpont & Isabella Morgott

Westminster is alive with the sound of AI risk

Callum Coleman

Voluntary commitments on AI already overlap heavily; the Hiroshima AI Process makes that overlap public and comparable

Jonathan Salter

France brings the risk of losing control of AI to the UN Security Council: CeSIA welcomes a historic moment

Arthur Grimonpont & Charbel-Raphaël Ségerie

Responses to common objections about the risks of advanced AI

Arthur Grimonpont

Cyberdefence: governments should set the rules, AI companies should foot the bill

Charbel-Raphaël Ségerie & Arthur Grimonpont

CeSIA joins UNESCO's Global CSO and Academic Network on AI Ethics and Policy

Niharika Chaubey & Jonathan Salter

CeSIA joins the Hiroshima AI Process Partners Community, and takes part in its next Friends Group meeting

Jonathan Salter