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Practicing our CRAFT

The Policy Innovation Lab believes that AI, used responsibly, can improve policymaking, governance and service delivery. Members of the Lab recently published the CRAFT principles for responsible AI use in government. In this article, we demonstrate an example of how the Lab put these principles into practice when using Large Language Models (LLMs) to analyse South Africa’s national budget. We begin by looking at the analysis itself before discussing the methods for responsible LLM use.
Analysing the National Budget

Der Mann, der nicht fallen kann

Seit zehn Jahren steht der Italiener Gianni Infantino als Präsident an der Spitze der Fédération Internationale de Football Association, kurz FIFA.
Er ist nicht nur eine der mächtigsten Personen im Weltsport, sondern auch eine der am stärksten kritisierten – und dennoch so sicher auf seinem Posten wie kaum ein anderer Funktionär.

Call for Papers for a Special Issue of the European Journal of Risk Regulation (EJRR)

The rapid expansion of generative AI, cloud computing and cryptocurrency is driving unprecedented demand for data centres. Governments increasingly treat these facilities as essential infrastructure and compete to attract them through accelerated permitting, public subsidies and preferential access to energy and land. At the same time, communities are beginning to contest their demands on electricity, water and territory, as well as the secrecy surrounding their environmental and fiscal consequences.

From classrooms to communities: What it takes to build a sandbox

“The inspiration behind having the Summer School was twofold. We want to advance the field of sandboxes — what we call building a science — but we also want to create a community. Those two things reinforce one another.”

— Lorrayne Porciuncula, Executive Director of the Datasphere Initiative.

Navigating fast-moving digital innovation is increasingly a test of institutional adaptability.

220.000 Euro für neue Mikroskopie-Forschung in Würzburg

Für die Entwicklung neuer Wirkstoffe in der Medizin braucht es Proben – und zwar riesige Mengen an Proben. Sie werden verschiedenen Behandlungen ausgesetzt und anschließend analysiert. Schon für einen einzigen Wirkstoff kann ihre Zahl bis in die Zehntausende gehen.

Part 5: From Delhi to Geneva and beyond: civil society voices on AI

Who governs artificial intelligence? A reflection from Latin America By Diana Mosquera, Executive Director at Diversa, an artificial intelligence (AI) and data services organisation working at the intersection of data, AI, and applied research. Participating beyond Geneva As the meetings of the first United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance (UNGDAI) came to a close […]

Prof. Jozefien Vanherpe over digitaal watermerk bij Claude-chatbot

Nehir Aydeniz over AI-labels voor bedrijven en content

Koen Vranckaert over de Europese AI Act

Dr. Sofie Royer geeft toelichting bij influencer die minderjarigen aanzet vernederende video's te maken

118 CfDS Case Study – Whose Hands, Whose Power? The Political Economy of Generative AI in Indonesia’s Creative Industries

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How drones communicate during forest inventories

KKA group of early-career researchers in the Karl Popper Kolleg “FruitScope: A DroneScope for Smart Agriculture” is working on ways to use drone swarms in agriculture and forestry. Shivi Vats is part of this group. His research focuses on forest inventories using drone swarms, with particular emphasis on communication between the drones: How do they communicate in dense forests where no communications infrastructure is available? How do they transmit the information they collect? And how can the recorded data be compressed as effectively as possible?

An Unknown Company Is Advertising Starlink in Lebanon. But the Service Hasn’t Launched Yet.

In Lebanon, Starlink’s arrival has been promised, postponed, and promised again. The Ministry of Telecommunications has yet to offer a clear roadmap for when, or how, the satellite internet service will actually launch. 
Then, in the first week of June 2026, an ad appeared offering Lebanese customers something that sounded a lot more concrete: pre-orders for Starlink subscriptions through a local internet provider called Lebanon Net.

Part 4: From Delhi to Geneva and beyond: civil society voices on AI

The UN Global Dialogue on AI Governance: What It Is and What It Could Be By Urvashi Aneja and Aarushi Gupta, Digital Futures Lab The inaugural session of the UN’s Global Dialogue on AI Governance, held over two days in Geneva in July 2026, marked an important attempt to bring together a diverse set of […]

Part 3: From Delhi to Geneva and beyond: civil society voices on AI

Can the majority world keep up in the AI race? By Santosh Sidgel, co-founder and executive director of Digital Rights Nepal Last month, I had the opportunity to participate in the inaugural UN Global Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence Governance (UNGDAI) held in Geneva, Switzerland. I am Co-founder and Executive Director of Digital Rights Nepal (DRN), […]

Nature Index: JMU unter Deutschlands forschungsstärksten Universitäten

Der Nature Index gehört zu den international bekanntesten Forschungsrankings. Er bewertet wissenschaftliche Institutionen anhand ihrer Veröffentlichungen in ausgewählten renommierten Fachzeitschriften aus den Gesundheits- und Naturwissenschaften und ordnet diese sieben Fachbereichen zu. Seit diesem Jahr berücksichtigt das Ranking erstmals auch Publikationen aus den angewandten Wissenschaften und den Sozialwissenschaften.