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Jan 21, 2025 | 
wired.jp | Susie Alegre
世界中のビジョナリーや起業家、ビッグシンカーがキーワードを掲げ、2025年の最重要パラダイムを読み解く恒例の総力特集「THE WORLD IN 2025」。AIが引き起こす人権侵害に詳しい国際人権弁護士スージー・アレグレは、人間の作家たちがその価値に見合った報酬をようやく得ることができるようになると期待している。 2025年には、ライターたちの能力がこれまで以上に重んじられるだろう。過去数年、コンテンツ量の増加を求める競争は、SEO（検索エンジン最適化）や市場の技術的な圧力に駆り立てられてきたが、これらは創作者にも消費者にも実質的な利益をもたらさなかった。注目を集め、クリックを稼ぐことが重視されるメディアの風潮のなかで、真に人々が求めるニーズは置き去りにされてきたのだ。...
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
technewstube.com | Susie Alegre
Tech News Tube is a real time news feed of the latest technology news headlines.Follow all of the top tech sites in one place, on the web or your mobile device.
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Jan 7, 2025 | 
wired.com | Susie Alegre
In 2025, human writers will reassert their worth. In recent years, the race for more and more content has been driven by technological and market imperatives such as search engine optimization, which serves neither the creator nor the consumer. Human needs and desires have been sidelined in favor of the attention economy and the drive for clicks. Hailed as a boon for freedom of expression, the early promise of the internet has failed us.
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Dec 10, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Susie Alegre
The dream of a synthetic idealized partner to avoid the mess of dealing with a real person has captured the human imagination for millennia. In the ancient Greek myth, the king Pygmalion found his happily ever after with the statue Galatea that the goddess Aphrodite obligingly breathed life into so that he could have children without engaging with an actual woman’s form, which he found repulsive.
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Sep 20, 2024 | 
nationalobserver.com | Susie Alegre |Gerald Kutney |Rob Miller
The U.N. Secretary-General is convening the Summit of the Future this month in New York. The gathering is designed to reset the international order to address challenges the world faces in the 21st century. Sustainable development, peace and security, the climate crisis and technological innovation are all on the agenda. It is an ambitious program. Our ability to plan for our future depends on our capacity to think clearly. For that, we need freedom of thought.
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Sep 16, 2024 | 
cigionline.org | Susie Alegre
The UN Secretary-General is convening the Summit of the Future this month in New York, designed to reset the international order to address the myriad challenges the world faces in the twenty-first century. Sustainable development, peace and security, the climate crisis and technological innovation are all on the agenda. It is an ambitious program. Our ability to plan for our future depends on our capacity to think clearly. For that, we need freedom of thought.
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Sep 4, 2024 | 
cigionline.org | Susie Alegre |Aaron Shull
Freedom of thought is an essential plank of the international human rights framework and an inviolable freedom. It has been described by legal experts as not only the foundation of democratic society and the basis and origin of all other rights but also as a “forgotten right” that has languished unused in international human rights law for decades. However, the importance of this right and the need to protect it are becoming more urgent in the digital world.
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Aug 21, 2024 | 
cigionline.org | Susie Alegre
You had probably never heard of CrowdStrike before July 19, when the software glitched, flooding the world with blue screens of death that threatened to stop the globe from turning. Starting with a faulty security update in Australia, the wave spread around the planet, grounding planes, freezing banking services and preventing medical operations. It was an unprecedented global outage of vital information technology (IT) infrastructure triggered by a single company having a bad tech day.
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Aug 15, 2024 | 
techpolicy.press | Susie Alegre
Susie Alegre is a senior fellow at the Centre for International Governance Innovation (CIGI) and an international human rights lawyer. Many had probably never heard of CrowdStrike before July 19 when it flooded the world with blue screens of death. Starting with a faulty security update in Australia, the wave spread around the planet, grounding planes, freezing banking services, preventing medical operations and causing flight delays.
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Jan 11, 2024 | 
newsbreak.com | Susie Alegre
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