Trust, Power & Equity

Accessibility by Design integrates accessibility into digital and AI systems from the start, ensuring inclusion for people with disabilities across sectors like health, education, and governance.

Child online protection in AI systems ensures children’s safety, privacy, and empowerment in digital environments, addressing risks like exploitation and harmful content across education, health, and humanitarian sectors.

Data justice ensures fairness in data collection and use, addressing power imbalances and promoting equity across sectors like health, education, and humanitarian aid.

The digital divide limits access to technology and connectivity, affecting education, health, and social inclusion. Bridging these gaps is essential for equitable AI and digital transformation benefits.

Gender and AI explores how artificial intelligence can perpetuate or challenge gender inequalities, emphasizing the need for inclusive data, design, and governance to promote equity across sectors.

Information asymmetry creates power imbalances through unequal access to data and knowledge, impacting decision-making and trust. Addressing it is crucial for equitable participation and accountability in AI and social sectors.

Knowledge commons are shared information resources managed collectively to foster innovation, equity, and collaboration across sectors including health, education, and humanitarian aid.

Knowledge Sovereignty and Indigenous Data Sovereignty affirm community rights to govern and benefit from their knowledge and data, crucial for ethical AI and equitable social innovation.

Language inclusion addresses challenges faced by low resource languages in AI, promoting equitable access to AI services for diverse linguistic communities worldwide.

Open data enables free access to datasets, fostering innovation, transparency, and collaboration across sectors to support equitable social, scientific, and economic development worldwide.