We are thrilled to invite you to a special European Stakeholder Networking Session, which we are organising at the #IGF2024: Date: 17 December 2024 Time: 17:00 Riyadh time Location: IGF Village Stage Learn more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/LtlLkkTxb1

The #EuroDIG2025 Call for Issues closes on December 31! In our current newsletter, you can find out why and how to contribute as well as the opportunity to make European Internet governance initiatives more visible: https://t.co/AKoMO1hNP8

The European Commission @EU_Commission has recently launched a consultation on Internet Governance. Find out more about this opportunity to contribute and other #EuroDIG News in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/fux3t69gKZ

What should be discussed at #EuroDIG2025 in Strasbourg? Let us know and submit up to three topics in the #EuroDIG Call for Issues until the end of December! 👉 https://t.co/VwdBmO7zh9

What are your plans for the #IGF2024 in Riyadh? Let us know and find out what the EuroDIG Secretariat is organising in the latest EuroDIG Newsletter! https://t.co/riAEkFNq8S

We are happy to announce the host and dates for #EuroDIG 2025! The Call for Issues is also open and we encourage you to participate. Find out more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/Zq0zlUjlAR

📣 Don't miss the EuroDIG Extra tomorrow, October 1, at 12:00 UTC! We are going to address the outcomes of the UN Summit of the Future and specifically the implementation of the Global Digital Compact. Find more information and the registration link: https://t.co/4Y4k12SQg7

The UN Summit of the Future just concluded on September 23. In a EuroDIG Extra on October 1, we invite you to join the discussion on what the next steps regarding the Global Digital Compact are going to be. Find out more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/4Y4k12SQg7

The network of national and regional IGFs met and we are taking actions to showcase #InternetGovernance activities in Europe. Find out more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/OnNQf6TF82

You can now download your virtual copy of the final “Messages from Vilnius”. The brochure also contains information on the stakeholders and processes that shaped this year’s outcomes. Find out more in our latest newsletter: https://t.co/io3rmQ3mz2

Watermarking and certification of origin should be a more reliable means to authenticate content and should be supported by regulation." 4/4

Without reliable AI detectors, we have to rely on education and critical assessment of content that takes into account that any content can easily be generated by AI. 3/4

They should not be used other than in an experimental context with a very high level of caution and particularly not for assessing works of students. 2/4

#EuroDIG2024 Message from Subtopic 3 | Identification of AI generated content "Current AI detection systems are unreliable or even arbitrary. 1/4

approach to AI regulation. The CoE Framework and the EU AI Act compliment each other. Further steps should follow, by taking into account the need to address the growing issues of AI from a global, rather than a regional perspective." 2/2

#EuroDIG2024 Message from #EuroDIG2024 Message from Subtopic 2 | The Framework Convention on AI and human rights, democracy and the rule of law "The CoE Framework Convention on AI and human rights, democracy and the rule of law is an important step towards a global 1/2

A pressing ethical concern is the military use of AI which is yet to be addressed by existing regulatory frameworks but will need more focused attention in the near future." 4/4

A multistakeholder approach to AI governance is crucial to ensure that AI development and use are informed by a variety of perspectives to minimise bias and serve the interests of society. 3/4

to tackle AI’s complexity and applications and to provide tailored solutions to the specific needs of the diverse stakeholders. 2/4

#EuroDIG2024 Message from Subtopic 1 | Innovation and ethical implication of #ArtificialIntelligence "The proliferation of AI-related initiatives and documents and the adoption of regulatory and human rights frameworks is key to fostering user’s trust in AI technologies, 1/4