As artificial intelligence continues to transform societies, international institutions are increasingly addressing how technological progress can be governed responsibly, aligned with sustainable development and directed towards the public good. Strengthening International Cooperation on AI Governance On 2 November 2026, the Canton of Geneva outlined preparations for the Geneva AI Summit 2027, scheduled for 21–22 June 2027 at Palexpo, alongside the International Telecommunic

As advanced AI systems evolve, European regulators and technology leaders are debating whether existing rules can respond to new risks while protecting fundamental rights and supporting innovation. The European Union's Artificial Intelligence Act, adopted in 2024, established the world's first comprehensive legal framework for AI. Designed around different levels of risk, it aims to promote innovation while protecting safety and fundamental rights. Yet as increasingly capable

As digital platforms increasingly use automated systems to manage work, a new international labour standard seeks to strengthen protections for workers. The next challenge is turning its provisions into effective national policies. Algorithms already influence how millions of people work, from assigning tasks and calculating earnings to evaluating performance and restricting access to jobs. For workers dependent on digital platforms, these decisions can directly affect their