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Desafíos éticos de la prensa en Ecuador

Saudia Levoyer (ed.)

Quito: Editorial El Conejo; Universidad Andina Simón Bolívar Ecuador (2025), 208 pp.

"Los desafíos para el trabajo periodístico en Ecuador se han vuelto más complejos en los últimos años. La violencia criminal, la precarización laboral, las amenazas y asesinatos a periodistas, la inundación de la esfera pública con contenidos polarizantes que siembran desinformación, ademá ... more

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Artificial Intelligence and Religion: Investigating perceptions: ethics, practices, and the role of religious actors in Senegal

Rachid Id Yassine

Global Center on AI Governance (GCG); African Observatory on Responsible AI (2025), 52 pp.

"The initial objective of this investigation was to analyze the ethical issues raised by artificial intelligence according to religious actors in Senegal. In a country where 95% of the population are Muslim, the voice of religious authorities, even beyond the religious sphere, is eagerly awaited and ... more

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Guía de implementación de protección de datos y uso responsable de inteligencia artifical en Bolivia

Estefani Cabrera Rojas, Nicoel Angel Sanchez Rojas

La Paz: InternetBolivia; Consorcio InDiCo Global (2025), 63 pp.

"En Bolivia, aunque no existe una ley integral de protección de datos personales, el marco constitucional y normativas sectoriales reconocen el derecho a la privacidad, lo que refuerza la necesidad de avanzar hacia políticas institucionales de cumplimiento voluntario, con base en estándares inter ... more

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Humans and AI: differences, opportunities, threats. Reflections around the Note Antiqua et Nova

Dariusz Kowalczyk

Christianity – World - Politics, issue 29 (2025), pp. 139-157

"The article, drawing on the Vatican document Antiqua et nova and Leo XIV’s proclamation of his intention to confront the challenge of new digital technologies, addresses the relationship between natural intelligence, notably human intelligence, and artificial intelligence. In this context, the au ... more

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Generative AI & Journalism: Content, Journalistic Perceptions, and Audience Experiences

T. J. Thomson, Ryan J. Thomas, Michelle Riedlinger, Phoebe Matich

Melbourne: RMIT University (2025), 39 pp.

"This report brings together six discrete research and engagement activities over a three-year period (2022-24), drawing on fieldwork in seven countries (Australia, Germany, USA, UK, Norway, Switzerland, and France), and focuses on AI in journalism within three broad domains: AI-generated content in ... more

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Key Questions for AI in Public Institutions: Prompts and Resources to Spark Critical Conversation
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Tanja Dreher, Georgia van Toorn

Sydney: University of New South Wales (UNSW), UARC Centre of Excellence for Automated Decision-Making and Society. (2025), 30 pp.

""In this think piece we sketch the impacts and implications of corporate AI for institutions with a public interest orientation. We focus on public universities and social services as vital public institutions that have been widely understood as essential to democracy and social justice. Through a ... more

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Antiqua et Nova: An Exposition of its Philosophical Intervention on Artificial Intelligence and its Relevance to Catholic Education

Rhoderick John S. Abellanosa

Kaabigan, volume 3, issue 1 (2025), pp. 16-34

"The essay is an exposition of Antiqua et Nova (AeN), a Church document that provides philosophical, theological, and pastoral reflections and guidelines on the understanding and use of artificial intelligence (AI). It is this work’s position that AeN’s significant contribution is its emphasis o ... more

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Companion Document: The Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms and Generative Artificial Intelligence

Paris: UNESCO (2025), 34 pp.

"The Guidelines for the Governance of Digital Platforms outline a set of responsibilities, duties, and recommendations relevant to the governance of generative AI. These include fostering an enabling environment for freedom of expression and access to information; establishing independent governance ... more

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SpinozAI: Augmenting Journalism with Innovation and Ethics

Paris: Reporters Without Borders (2025), 15 pp.

"The Spinoza project aims to develop an open-source AI tool that ensures the integrity, traceability, and ownership of its data. It is co-designed with journalists and publishers and its first prototype focuses on climate change issues. The initial concept was launched by Reporters Without Borders ( ... more

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Harnessing the Power of AI: Safe & Ethical Integration. Report of the AI Safety Dialogue at Global Ethics Forum 2025

Geneva: Globethics (2025), 27 pp.

"AI presents both significant opportunities and serious risks. For developing countries, AI offers immense potential for advancing learning, research, and development. At the same time, it poses complex challenges that demand collective action. Diplomats and policymakers recognize that global cooper ... ation and multilateralism are essential. No single nation can manage these challenges alone. International and policy initiatives, including the Global Digital Compact and the AI Safety Summit series, have established broad frameworks for addressing these issues, providing global ideas that now require practical implementation. This report emerges from that momentum. Through Track II Diplomacy for AI Global Safety dialogue, Globethics has built a community of practice bringing together cross-disciplinary experts from across geopolitical contexts to explore AI-related risks and identify existing harms; particularly those affecting the Global Majority. Two principal categories of risks have been identified: 1. Risks triggered by advanced AI systems versus those resulting from the intended or unintended use of AI by human actors. 2. Future risks versus those already manifesting today. The words of UN Secretary-General António Guterres resonated across the sessions: “the question is not whether AI will influence international peace and security, but how we will shape that influence.” While discussions often swing between hype and horror, this report intends to shape pathways towards hope and trust. Trust, essential for AI adoption, is vital for both the private sector and civil society. Likewise, it emphasizes the importance of human rights, without which there can be no sustainable development or peace. At the core of these global AI Safety discussions was the need to advance concrete mitigation strategies, including: capacity building; addressing existing harms; developing operational frameworks; ensuring intersectional, interdisciplinary, cross-sectoral, multistakeholder participation. A coordinated approach to global safety, diplomacy, and multilateral governance is imperative. Experts agreed that tangible measures, rather than fragmented initiatives and principles, are needed. By coming together across regions, disciplines, and cultures, experts reaffirmed their commitment to stewarding technology for the common good. The dialogues converged into three critical priorities to transform today’s innovation into meaningful societal progress: Strengthening inclusive, representative participation using empowerment and literacy measures for people and communities to shape AI futures; building systems of trust, verification and ethical responsibility across the AI lifecycle marked by due diligence, effective reporting and timely safeguards by design; translating values into action, ensuring coordination and accountability from design to deployment." (Executive summary, page 3) more

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Trust, Responsibility, and Digital Governance: Regulation of AI and Blockchain Technology from a Capacity-Based Perspective

Sebastian Bücker, Marcus Düwell, Andreas Kaminski, Michael Leyer (eds.)

Bielefeld: transcript Verlag (2025), 229 pp.

"Numerous ethical guidelines and regulatory frameworks have been developed to assess and shape digital systems. However, these efforts often rest on the dubious assumption that individuals and organisations possess the necessary capacities to assess such systems in terms of justice, reliability, and ... more

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AI Tools Radar
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UNESCO; International Research Centre on Artificial Intelligence (IRCAI) (2025)

"AI tools Radar is designed to map and showcase innovative and impactful AI tools from around the world, with a particular focus on applications in the public sector, media, and judiciary. This platform is a global initiative born out of a collaboration between UNESCO and the International Research ... more

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Atlas de Inteligencia Artificial para el Desarrollo Humano de América Latina y el Caribe
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Gustavo Beliz et al.

Programa de las Naciones Unidas para el Desarrollo (PNUD) (2025), 466 pp.

"La Inteligencia Artificial (IA) está reconfigurando las economías, las sociedades y la gobernanza en todo el mundo. En América Latina y el Caribe, el Atlas de IA para el Desarrollo Humano ofrece una guía estratégica para navegar esta transformación. El Atlas mapea el impacto de la IA en cuatr ... more

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Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2025
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Nestor Maslej, Loredana Fattorini et al.

Stanford: Stanford University, Institute for Human-Centered AI (2025), 456 pp.

"Welcome to the eighth edition of the AI Index report. The 2025 Index is our most comprehensive to date and arrives at an important moment, as AI’s influence across society, the economy, and global governance continues to intensify. New in this year’s report are in-depth analyses of the evolving ... more

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La inteligencia artificial: Una mirada pastoral desde América Latina y el Caribe

José Sols Lucía (coord.)

Bogotá: Consejo Episcopal Latinoamericano y Caribeño (CELAM) (2025), 97 pp.

"El trabajo incluye desde nociones generales sobre Inteligencia Artificial hasta propuestas prácticas a los obispos del continente. El sumario incluye antecedentes históricos y evolución de la IA, aspectos éticos, antropológicos y teológicos, recoge el magisterio de la Iglesia, asume el desaf� ... more

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Hamburg Declaration on Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs)
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Hamburg: Hamburg Sustainability Conference; UNDP (2025), 7 pp.

"As global stakeholders from governments, international organizations, the private sector, academia, and civil society, we convene in Hamburg to shape a human-centric, human-rights-based, inclusive, open, sustainable, and responsible AI future. We commit to advancing AI for the SDGs, aligning with o ... more

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Inteligência Artificial & Igreja: Reflexões a Partir da Mensagem do Papa Francisco para o 58° Dia Mundial das Comunicações Sociais 2024

Aline Amaro da Silva, Claudenir Modolo, Joana T. Puntel, Marcus Tullius, Magali Cunha, Moisés Sbardelotto, Ricardo Alvarenga

Conferência Nacional dos Bispos do Brasil (CNBB); CNBB Grupo de Reflexão sobre Comunicação (Grecom); Pascom Brasil (2024), 76 pp.

"[...] a reflexão proposta pelo Papa Francisco para o Dia Mundial das Comunicações Sociais de 2024 é crucial para a ação evangelizadora da Igreja.[2] A partir do tema “Inteligência artificial e sabedoria do coração: para uma comunicação plenamente humana”, somos convidados a refletir ... sobre os impactos da inteligência artificial em nossa comunicação pessoal, social e eclesial, buscando sempre uma comunicação integralmente humana e humanizadora. A mensagem de Francisco nos leva a compreender que, em meio às inovações tecnológicas, nossa reflexão e ação devem partir do coração humano. A sabedoria do coração, entendida como a virtude que nos permite combinar o todo com as partes, as grandezas com as fragilidades, é essencial para interpretar a novidade do nosso tempo e encontrar o caminho para uma comunicação verdadeiramente humana. Diante das novas possibilidades e desafios trazidos pela IA, é fundamental questionarmos de que forma ela afetará a sociedade, a comunicação e também as igrejas. Será que a IA construirá novas castas baseadas na dominação informacional, gerando desigualdades e exploração? Ou, ao contrário, promoverá mais igualdade, informações corretas e maior consciência da transição de época que estamos atravessando? Para Francisco, “a resposta não está escrita; depende de nós”. Compete a nós, comunicadoras e comunicadores da mensagem de Jesus, decidir se permitiremos que a IA nos reduza a meros “funcionários algorítmicos” ou se nutriremos nossos corações com a liberdade que vem do Espírito, imprescindível para o crescimento na sabedoria. Para isso, devemos buscar “a Sabedoria que existe antes de todas as coisas”, como afirma o Papa. Este subsídio, produzido pelo Grupo de Reflexão sobre Comunicação (Grecom) da Conferência Nacional dos Bispos do Brasil (CNBB), tem como objetivo oferecer uma reflexão sobre a mensagem do Papa Francisco deste ano e suas implicações para a comunicação católica no Brasil. Como parte essencial da Comissão Episcopal para a Comunicação Social, o Grecom tem a missão de refletir, estudar e pesquisar a comunicação, oferecendo subsídios que contribuam para uma comunicação mais humana, ética e responsável, a serviço da evangelização e da sociedade. Este subsídio está subdividido em seis seções, baseadas nas principais ideias apresentadas por Francisco em sua mensagem e também desdobrando-as a partir das contribuições do campo da Comunicação. Primeiramente, apresentamos uma definição geral do conceito de IA. Em seguida, repassamos oportunidades e perigos trazidos à tona por essa inovação. Frente a isso, destacamos alguns imperativos éticos que o desenvolvimento da IA suscita no agir humano. Depois, refletimos sobre a IA à luz do magistério da Igreja, particularmente do Papa Francisco. Com base nisso, indicamos alguns desafios e também possibilidades pastorais na relação da Igreja com os sistemas de IA. Por fim, levantamos algumas interrogações ainda em aberto na atualidade, que solicitam uma reflexão-ação constante rumo ao futuro que já estamos construindo hoje." (Introduçao, páginas 5-7) more

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AI Governance Ethics: Artificial Intelligence with Shared Values and Rules
Deep Insights

Christoph Stückelberger, Maria Merchán Rocamora, Divya Singh, Pavan Duggal (eds.)

Geneva: Globethics (2024), 519 pp.

"Artificial Intelligence influences already almost all sectors of society, from production, consumption and recycling of products to education and media, from agriculture to military. The search for AI governance from voluntary standards to international convention and standards is fast and urgent. ... more

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ASEAN Guide on AI Governance and Ethics

Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) (2024), 86 pp.

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Mapping Scholarship on Algorithmic Bias: Conceptualization, Empirical Results, and Ethical Concerns

Seungahn Nah, Jun Luo, Jungseock Joo

International Journal of Communication, volume 18 (2024), pp. 548-569

"As artificial intelligence (AI) becomes more seamlessly integrated into our social life, the unfair outcomes and ethical issues associated with AI and its subtechnologies have been widely discussed in scholarly work across disciplines in recent years. This study provides an overview of the conceptu ... more

Key Questions for AI in Public Institutions: Prompts and Resources to Spark Critical Conversation Key Guides

AI Tools Radar Key Guides

Atlas de Inteligencia Artificial para el Desarrollo Humano de América Latina y el Caribe Deep Insights

Artificial Intelligence Index Report 2025 Deep Insights

Hamburg Declaration on Responsible Artificial Intelligence (AI) for the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) Key Guides

AI Governance Ethics: Artificial Intelligence with Shared Values and Rules Deep Insights