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Invest in digital literacy to counter disinformation

The report calls for urgent investment in digital literacy as a response to disinformation, with civil society and public bodies taking a leading role.

From We, the Internet — Global Citizens’ Dialogue (2020) · Global · 2020

GBL-7533E709-774B-4E04-89A7-6B49A03EA165See the record ↗
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Build trust through rights-based, transparent data governance

The report asks stakeholders to treat data as connected to human rights and calls on governments and companies to make data governance transparent so people can trust and control how data is used.

From We, the Internet — Global Citizens’ Dialogue (2020) · Global · 2020

GBL-8E989268-0BF5-41F1-B028-EDBF0A4D9830See the record ↗
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Continue public deliberation on AI governance

The report calls for further public conversations about artificial intelligence and its governance, including concrete options for responsibility, accountability and privacy.

From We, the Internet — Global Citizens’ Dialogue (2020) · Global · 2020

GBL-A496E13D-F826-4594-A6B1-CAEBEE05C3E2See the record ↗
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Give independent research a central role in Internet governance

The report recommends a central role for research and academia in discussions and decisions about Internet governance, reflecting participants’ relative trust in politically and economically independent expertise.

From We, the Internet — Global Citizens’ Dialogue (2020) · Global · 2020

GBL-ED99F7F9-BEF6-4E8C-B1EF-2BB2A066FB26See the record ↗

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