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Yellow Rain: Scientific insights and policy implications

Yellow rain in Geneva is an annual occurrence caused by sand and dust from the Sahara desert. Initially mistaken for chemical warfare, it was later found to be honey bee feces containing pollen. The phenomenon offers insights into climate and environmental implications, prompting a debate on global cooperation in science and technology. Experts like Dr. Nickovic and Dr. Basart will discuss sand and dust movements' impact, data collection methods, and cooperation opportunities on February 11, 2021, during a scientific discussion session.
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Open Source (generative) AI for Public Services Innovation

Dr. Jovan Kurbalija will be part of the Open Source AI event for Public Services Innovation, discussing the benefits of AI in public services to aid in achieving Sustainable Development Goals. The event highlights the need for trustworthy, auditable, and fair AI-based public services. Participants will delve into topics like technological advancements and innovative initiatives, with a focus on upgrading industrial capabilities and fostering domestic technology development. Attendees can engage with panelists and build connections in this informative event hosted by the AI for Good initiative.
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The impact of AI on data collection, exploitation, protection, and privacy in Africa

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The impact of AI on data collection, exploitation, protection, and privacy in Africa is explored in a webinar. The discussion delves into the implications of AI deployment, examines challenges and opportunities, considers ethical implications, and proposes policy recommendations. The recently effective Malabo Convention on Cyber Security and Personal Data Protection in Africa plays a crucial role. The webinar's agenda includes sessions on AI adoption in Africa, data protection challenges, data collection in the AI era, and policy recommendations. This event aims to address the responsible and ethical use of AI in African data-related domains.
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Vulnerabilities in digital products: How can humans decrease risks for humans?

A webinar discusses digital product vulnerabilities and supply chain security, exploring the responsibility of various stakeholders like vendors, manufacturers, regulators, and users in minimizing risks. Initiatives like the Cyber Resilience Act and the National Cybersecurity Strategy are reviewed. The Geneva Dialogue aims to understand the roles of different actors in promoting security in cyberspace.
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Vulnerabilities in Digital Products: How Does This Impact the World Around Us?

The message highlights the impact of software vulnerabilities in cyberattacks, using examples like the SolarWinds hack and the Colonial Pipeline ransomware attack. It emphasizes the importance of understanding how vulnerabilities emerge and are exploited in today's digital society. The Geneva Dialogue webinar aims to discuss these topics and map out roles for greater security in cyberspace.
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Information as a public good: Which platform regulation for a troubled digital era?

Dr. Stephanie Borg Psaila will discuss platform regulation at the Internet for Trust conference's side event on "Information as a public good" organized by #Leplusimportant, Académie des sciences morales et politiques, and RadicalxChange. The event will focus on implementing guidance for regulating digital platforms, recently published in draft format. Dr. Borg Psaila's roundtable will be held on February 21 from 16:20 to 18:00. Visit the official page for more details and registration.