GLOBAL ALLIANCE FOR DIGITAL GOVERNANCE
The Global Alliance for Digital Governance (GADG) was established through a collaboration of the Boston Global Forum and World Leadership Alliance-Club de Madrid at the Policy Lab on September 7-9, 2021.
GADG will:
- Coordinate resources: governments, international organizations, corporations, think tanks, civil society, and influencers for AI and a digital sphere for good, to make these resources more effective, to synthesize and maximize their impact, and to create more implementation-oriented conferences.
- Protect fundamental values and standards proposed in Social Contract for the AI Age, in AI International Accord and in the book Remaking the World – Toward an Age of Global Enlightenment.
The Global Law and Accord on AI and Digital is the theoretical framework that guides all activities and discussions of the Global Alliance for Digital Governance at Boston Global Forum.
GADG NEWS
Anthropic Opens Its Doors to METR: Will Independent Evaluation Gain Real Authority?
Independent AI evaluation depends on two freedoms: the ability to examine evidence and the ability to publish conclusions—even when a developer finds them uncomfortable. On October 15, Anthropic announced that six researchers from METR, the nonprofit Model Evaluation...
Microsoft Calls for International AI Safety Rules. The Mechanisms Are Ready
In a BBC interview published October 12, Microsoft President Brad Smith called for an international framework of AI safety rules, observing that milk and washing machines face more oversight than artificial intelligence. His proposals: independent evaluation of...
From Hiroshima to the AI Age: Building Trust Infrastructure for Global AI Governance
Japan has bet on being the world's most AI-friendly nation. But a former digital and cybersecurity minister warned that without global rules—ones that include China—openness alone cannot hold innovation and safety in balance. A keynote by Taira Masaaki - Member of the...
The Tokyo Compact Officially Proclaimed at Interop Tokyo 2026
On June 12, 2026, at Interop Tokyo 2026 — among the largest and most influential technology gatherings in Asia — The Tokyo Compact: Founding Constitutional Charter of the AIWS Trust Order was officially proclaimed by Yasuhide Nakayama, Member of the House of...
Anthropic Warns of Self-Improving AI: Why Trust Infrastructure Matters
Recent warnings from Anthropic have intensified global discussion about the future of Artificial Intelligence. The company cautioned that advanced AI systems may soon be capable of improving their own capabilities with increasingly limited human intervention, calling...
Trust as the Operating System of the AI Age
The CTO Magazine interview with Governor Michael Dukakis and Nguyen Anh Tuan, discussing their book America at 250: A Beacon for the AI Age, articulates a foundational principle: Trust is the Operating System of the AI Age. Link:...
Trust as Operating System: Nguyen Anh Tuan and Governor Michael Dukakis on Governing AI
In a new interview with CTO Magazine, Boston Global Forum Co-Founder, Co-Chair and CEO Nguyen Anh Tuan — joined by Governor Michael S. Dukakis — sets out why trust has become the defining institutional challenge of the AI Age. The conversation moves trust from...
Nguyen Anh Tuan Issues the Lumina Declaration on Human Dignity – For Humanity in the AI Age
A Historic Declaration Welcoming and Responding to Pope Leo XIV’s Magnifica Humanitas Nguyen Anh Tuan, Co-Founder, Co-Chair, and CEO of the Boston Global Forum and Chief Architect of AIWS Lumina, has issued The Lumina Declaration on Human Dignity – For Humanity in the...
Global Law and Accord on AI and Digital
The U.S. can improve its AI governance strategy by addressing online biases
The United States has been working to codify the National Artificial Intelligence (AI) Initiative that focuses on six strategic pillars: improving AI innovation, advancing trustworthy AI, creating new education and training opportunities through AI, improving existing...
Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Values Index 2021: AI regulation in China leaves open questions about independent oversight
CAIDP announced the Updated Index Ranks AI Policies and Practices 2021 in 50 Countries. In this Index, Canada, Germany, Italy, and South Korea ranks at the top, the US makes progress, as concerns about China remain. “We have reasons for optimism and reasons for...
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