Technology is transforming our world faster than societies can adapt

We decode what that means for humanity, democracy and peace

Designed to be Discarded: The Global E-Waste Problem

Due to the increasing use of electronics and planned obsolescence, electronic waste, or e-waste, is currently the fastest-growing stream of waste. The lack of proper disposal and recycling systems means that the toxic elements in discarded technology threaten human health and the environment.
Close-up of E-waste showing a large pile of obsolete computer parts, including graphics cards, motherboards, circuit boards, and electronic components awaiting recycling and responsible disposal.

After the Noise, AI as a Development Issue

EU AI Act Military Gap: Europe’s Regulatory Dilemma 

Palantir’s Manifesto Is A Threat To Democracy

The Cost of Becoming an AI Superpower

Mark Coeckelbergh speaking about AI, democracy, and the growing power of Big Tech alongside server infrastructure and digital systems.

“We all have a stake in our technological future” (Mark Coeckelbergh)

Digital Peace spoke with Mark Coeckelbergh, Belgian philosopher and leading expert on the ethics of AI and robotics. The interview explores topics such as the relationship between AI and religion, the threat
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