Artificial Intelligence’s Dual Nature: Juggling Innovation and Risks – Asifa Nasiry

Revealing AI’s Transformative Power Artificial Intelligence (AI) has undeniably become a transformative force, promising innovative benefits in various fields. From predicting climate patterns to increasing social connections through recommendation systems, AI’s influence is extensive in our daily lives. While celebrating its achievements, it is crucial to inspect the dual nature of AI, where advancements coexist […]

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NetMission Case Study Series 2024 – Empowering Nations: Bridging the Digital Divide and Exploring the Lens of Internet Shutdown in Times of Conflict

Case Study 1: Bridging the Digital Divide to Improve the Quality of Education as a means to counter the Issue of Tribal Warfare in PNG Background Digital Divide refers to the gap between demographics and regions that have access to modern information and communication technologies and those that do not have or only have limited […]

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The Disruptive Effects of Digital Economy in Papua New Guinea: A New Look on Cyber Security Defence Mechanism – Songo Nore

The cascading global impact of the COVID-19 Pandemic on PNG has necessitated its transition into a digital economy. The first wave has reached Papua New Guinea (PNG) at the outset of 2020. Its diagnosis has prompted the government to enforce lockdowns. In hindsight, the impact of COVID-19 exerted a tremendous influence on the PNG government’s […]

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NetMission Case Study Series 2024

Bridging Divides and Navigating Digital Landscapes: A Study on Internet Access, Cybersecurity, and Sustainable Practices in Asia Pacific NetMission Case Study Series 2024 presents a collection of case studies on key Internet Governance topics conducted by the five (5) working groups of young minds from across the Asia Pacific within NetMission Academy. This series offers […]

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Hackers with a Cause: Navigating the Ethics of Hacktivism in Cyberspace – Caresse Tan

What is Hacktivism?  Stemming from the words “Hack” and “Activism”, hacktivism is generally understood as the illegal or legally ambiguous use of hacking techniques to achieve a specific political agenda. Examples of techniques employed by hacktivists include website defacements, distributed denial-of-service (DDoS) attacks and leaking private information.  #OpsWakeUp21 by Hacktivist Group “Anonymous Malaysia“ To provide […]

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