Submit your paper to the AI Safety, Cybersecurity, and Inclusion Through Advanced Text Analytics minitrack, which seeks a wide range of theoretical and empirical papers that employ natural language processing (NLP), text mining, and text analytics techniques to better understand and improve decision making in AI safety, cybersecurity, and inclusion.
At the 4th renewal of the UNESCO Chair in Transnational Challenges and Governance, prominent scholars discussed global cooperation and the evolving landscape of international relations. IGL Co-Director, Dr. Derrick Cogburn, showcased his work in internet governance.
IGL Director, Dr. Derrick L. Cogburn, moderated and participated in discussions on internet governance, digital literacy, inclusive internet access, trust in virtual interactions, and governing the global digital economy at the 2024 NASIG Summit in Puerto Rico.
A new minitrack, "AI Safety, Cybersecurity, and Inclusion through Advanced Text Analytics," has been approved for the 58th Annual The Hawaii International Conference on System Sciences. The mintrack was created by Internet Governance Lab Director Dr. Derrick Cogburn and senior research associates Haiman Wong and Theodore Ochieng.
In an effort to enhance public safety, foster innovation, and minimize risk, The U.S. Department of Commerce's National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) is launching the U.S. Artificial Intelligence Safety Institute Consortium (AISIC). Several reputable scholars within the American University Kogod School of Business will take part in the launch of this consortium on AI safety.
The Hawaii International Conference on System Services (HICSS) is an annual conference that unites top scholars, researchers, and professionals in the field of system sciences. Read about the various minitracks showcased by notable American University and Internet Governance Lab scholars.
Internet Governance Lab Co-Director Professor Derrick Cogburn and Senior Research Associates Theodore Andrew Ochieng and Haiman M. Wong have published a new DNS Research Foundation Grant-funded paper in the Journal of Cyber Policy.
On October 9th, Fiona Alexander, a Distinguished Fellow from the Internet Governance Lab, will participate in the session “DC-DNSI Closing the Governance Gaps: New Paradigms for a Safer Domain Name System,” at the annual Internet Governance Forum. The session will discuss how the Domain Name System plays a role in internet safety and both public and private led efforts to combat Domain Name System related threats.
The Internet Governance Forum is a global platform for stakeholders to discuss internet-related public policy issues. This year they will be hosting their annual forum virtually and in Kyoto.
More information on the session can be found here.
On October 8th, Internet Governance Lab Co-Director Professor Nanette S. Levinson and Doctoral Research Fellow Kimberly Anastacio will present their papers at the Annual GigaNet Symposium, hosted in Kyoto, Japan and online. Our other Co-Director, Professor Derrick L. Cogburn, will participate virtually in GigaNet and the IGF, with a focus on the six sessions on accessibility and inclusion, including those organized by the Dynamic Coalition on Accessibility and Disability (DCAD).
Professor Levinson will present the paper, “Institutional Change in Cyber Governance? Catalytic Factors & The United Nations Open-Ended Working Group (OEWG)” virtually. Doctoral Research Fellow Kimberly Anastacio will be presenting her paper, “ICT Standards and the Environment: a call of action for environmental care inside Internet Governance,” in Kyoto.
To register to attend the event, follow the link here.
