If you’re reading this, there’s a very good chance your organization’s approach to data governance is the exact opposite of what it should be for the AI era. If you’ve read my prior articles, you know ...

The UN Charter is based on the principle of sovereign equality of all member states. In practice, however, this ideal has been compromised. Power remains concentrated in the hands of a few, with the ...

After a wild and turbulent 2020, the new year has ushered in a renewed commitment to establishing or improving corporate governance. Yet, positive energy aside, our traditional approach to endorsing ...

Coined in the 1990s, the term “global governance” tried to capture the multifaceted ways in which governments, companies, transnational groups, and international organizations worked in concert in a ...

The global pandemic unexpectedly forced many organizations to quickly adapt to remote working, accelerating the transition to a distributed workforce. This trend, coupled with the recent surge of ...

“Can the interest in record publicity coexist with the growing ease of de-anonymizing and revealing sensitive information about individuals?” Faculty Associate Beatriz Botero Arcila explores this ...

This article is the third in my four-part series exploring how intelligent agents are reshaping the foundations of fintech operations. In Part 1, we looked at why the smartest fintechs are scaling not ...

Perhaps the most important lesson we can learn from the current coronavirus pandemic is how to learn future lessons without having to experience a pandemic, whether natural in origin or made by humans ...

Nigeria stands at a critical juncture in its economic history. As the largest oil and gas producer in sub-Saharan Africa, with estimated reserves of 37 billion barrels of oil and 188 trillion cubic ...

Biosecurity practitioners and analysts are calling for a new approach to biosecurity governance, grounded in experimentation. Developing an ability to rethink and test assumptions about biology, ...