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Heightening cybersecurity to promise safety and fairness for citizens in the Post-Covid-19 Digital World
Muhammad Khurram Khan (Center of Excellence in Information Assurance (CoEIA) King Saud University, Kingdom of Saudi Arabia), Paul Grainger (Centre for Education and Work, UCL), Bhushan Sethi (PwC US)
Expert
Brigitte Acoca
OECD
Press
“We must chart a new course for digital governance”
This interview was first published in DIE ZEIT 47/2020, 12 November 2020.  The entire digital system is headed in the wrong direction, says economist Dennis Snower. He wants full control of personal data for all and a real market economy in the digital space  DIE ZEIT: Mr. Snower, your focus is on big economic issues. Now you want to revolutionize the digital economy. Why?  Dennis ... Read more
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What can the G20 do to develop future skills, improve employability and encourage ‘good work’ in the post pandemic world?
The implications of the COVID-19 pandemic on global economies, supply chains, and corporations are far reaching. G20 countries are grappling with historically high unemployment rates as stay-at-home-orders upended livelihoods. This, coupled with jobs increasingly at risk of automation due to advancing technology, will impact the availability and quality of employment for years and is contributing ... Read more
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What can the G20 do to shape a coherent, inclusive and forward looking educational system?
The global economy is being transformed by technological advances such as artificial intelligence, advanced manufacturing techniques and technology-enabled platforms, inducing structural shifts in our labour markets. The ongoing COVID-19 pandemic will lead to further structural transformations. The education system plays a key role during this transformation. It will support the transition best if the curriculum ... Read more
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What can the G20 do to implement AI principles and to shape global data governance?
Under Japan’s presidency, the G20 endorsed Principles for responsible stewardship of Trustworthy AI. Under these principles, it is required that “stakeholders […] proactively engage in responsible stewardship of trustworthy AI in pursuit of beneficial outcomes for people and planet.” The principles are centered on human values, fairness, transparency, explainability, robustness, security, safety and accountability. Being (necessarily) ... Read more
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Why sustainable and smart urbanization matters for the G20
Urbanization and urban demographics are shaping a world both more complex and more unstable, spiraling up with digital transformations and un precedented levels of systemic risks -as illustrated by the covid19 pandemic. While the pivotal role of urbanization for social development and safeguarding the environment has been widely acknowledged since the 1992 Rio Earth Summit ... Read more
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Clean-IT: What can the G20 do to reduce the Carbon Footprint of IT?
Curated by the Hasso Plattner Institute Digital technologies are indispensable to achieving the Sustainable Development Goals. Yet IT technology has an immense energy requirement for its countless computers and devices, its massive amounts of data and global networks. As a result, more CO2 is released today through digital technologies than all air traffic worldwide, and ... Read more

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