Why Artificial Intelligence Needs Limits | Brief
Artificial Intelligence (AI) is one of the defining technological developments of the present era. Its effects are already becoming tangible across the economy and society,…
Hiding Hate in Plain Sight: Extremists’ Obscured Branding | Brief
Extremists often use subtle forms of coding rather than explicit statements. These may include tentative allusions, fashion choices, symbols, or references to cultural products such…
Deradicalization: Keeping the Bad From the Good (Policyinstitute.net)
Let us face it: there are major issues with deradicalizing a person who has fallen prey to extremism. But we must differentiate between counter-radicalization, which…
Balancing Free Speech and Customer Satisfaction (Policyinstitute.net)
How to put in line a) the value of free speech and b) the different understandings of customer satisfaction on social media platforms? The answer…
A Watchdog For P/CVE Content? (Policyinstitute.net)
Regulation scares many. Despite this, we will ask the question: is there a need for a watchdog when it comes to documents on preventing and…
How Artificial Intelligence Can Make More Of Energy
by Thorsten Koch, MA, PgDip Smartphone assistants already use artificial intelligence (AI). But AI is equally relevant in the energy sector. Through analyses and predictions,…
Résolution de conflits : Normes praticiens | Context
En général, il est différencié, parmi les practiciens, entre les conflits d’agence et les conflits structurels, selon la norme développée par l’emblématique Johan Galtung. Les…
Conflict Resolution: Practitioner Standards (Policyinstitute.net)
Conflicts are commonly differentiated into agency conflicts and structural conflicts, following a conceptual distinction associated with peace researcher Johan Galtung. Agency conflicts involve actors who…
