As our reliance on the Internet grows, more technologies are introduced to help improve our lives and solve certain problems. As it continues to evolve, we also need to become more aware of its nature, potential impacts, and the governance that controls that technology. As we speak, technologies like blockchain continue to evolve, with their […]
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NetMission Digest – Issue #20: The Human Rights Dilemma in Internet Governance (Monday, July 29, 2024)
In the 20th issue of the NetMission Digest, we will delve into the intersection of human rights and Internet governance, which has become a crucial issue in the digital age since the Internet continues to shape our societies, economies, and daily lives. The latest developments in this field highlight the ongoing challenges and opportunities in […]
PECA’s Power Play: Can Pakistani Youth Keep Their Voices Online? – Maryam Khalid
Pakistan’s digital landscape buzzes with activity. Young people are at the forefront, engaging in vibrant online communities and different social media scenes. However, a recent update to the Prevention of Electronic Crimes Act (PECA) has cast a shadow of uncertainty. This article explores the implications of these amendments for free speech in Pakistan’s digital space. […]
Inclusive AI for a Culturally Rich Future – Bea Guevarra
Large Language Models (LLMs) are rapidly weaving itself into the fabric of our lives. However, its true potential can only be unlocked if it understands the rich tapestry of human cultures and languages. Culturally inclusive LLMs hold the key to transforming how we interact with technology and ensuring it serves the global population fairly. The […]
The Evolution of Internet Governance: Shaping Pakistan’s Digital Future – Nawal Munir Ahmad
Internet governance in Pakistan has undergone a significant transformation over the past few decades. Initially, it was a relatively unknown field, with limited awareness among the general public and policymakers. However, as the Internet became an integral part of daily life, the need for robust governance mechanisms became increasingly evident. The Early Days: A Nascent […]