Boston Global Forum Adopts Official Badges for the AIWS Ecosystem
Boston, September 29, 2026 — The Boston Global Forum has adopted the official badges of AIWS and its ecosystem. A common emblem unites them: the Angel rising in light, the Bald Eagle above her, and two Mai Vàng blossoms on the ring. Each inscription identifies a...
Shinzo Abe’s Legacy at the United Nations: From a Free and Open Indo-Pacific to a Trusted AI Future
At the United Nations General Assembly on September 22, 2026, Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi recalled Shinzo Abe’s advocacy of a Free and Open Indo-Pacific at the 2016 Tokyo International Conference on African Development in Kenya. A decade later, she called...
President Macron, 2024 World Leader for Peace and Security, Welcomes Pope Leo XIV to Paris
On September 25, 2026, President Emmanuel Macron welcomed Pope Leo XIV to the Élysée Palace as the Pope opened his apostolic journey to France. Their talks covered climate change, artificial...
Beacon Papers No. 13: AI Power Must Not Operate Unseen
The world does not need centralized control of AI. It needs independent global observation. On September 23, 2026, an extraordinary warning came before the United Nations Security Council. Anthropic...
AIWS Trust Observatory: Independent Eyes on AI Power
Boston Global Forum and AIWS establish an independent civil-society mechanism to observe consequential AI power, warn of emerging danger, and call those responsible to act. Boston, September 27,...
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GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR DIGITAL GOVERNANCE
The U.S.–China AI Incident Channel: A Necessary Guardrail, but Not Yet a Trust System
Communication can prevent an AI incident from becoming an international crisis. Trust requires verification and answerability. During...
AI FORCE And A Mandate
BGF–AIWS supports President Trump's AI Force — and proposes a constitutional framework for its mission. America should move rapidly...
The Disclosure Gap: Capability Has Outrun the Duty to Disclose
An AI incident can occur twice: first, when a system crosses a boundary it was not authorized to cross; second, when the responsible...
The Carolina Principles at the G20: Between Innovation and Constitutional Responsibility
AI policy need not choose between regulating every new technology and waiting until consequential systems escape effective human...