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DW: Why Iran's missile capabilities present an ongoing threat
In this article from "DW" in Germany, Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel is quoted discussing Iran's missile and drone technology after the April 2024 attack on Israel.
Celebrate Global Ethics Day 2024 on October 16
Carnegie Council is pleased to announce that Global Ethics Day will return for its 11th year on October 16, 2024, with the theme “Ethics Empowered.”
The Institute for Peace & Diplomacy: George Washington and the Birth of American Realism
In this article for The Institute for Peace & Diplomacy, Visiting Fellow Arta Moeni & co-author Christopher Mott provide an overview of "Washingtonian Realism," making the case for its endu...
CSIS: The Quantum Man and the Sea of Risks
In this article for CSIS, Visiting Fellow Zhanna Malekos Smith discusses how NATO and others are responding to potential effects of quantum-based technology.
https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/about/news/media-mentions/csis-the-quantum-man-and-the-sea-of-risks
The Wall Street Journal: New OpenAI Technology Can Create Realistic Video From a Line of Text
In this "Wall Street Journal" article, Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel is quoted discussing the potential misuse of new AI tools, like Sora.
Carnegie Council Launches Tool Mapping the Impact of Data Fusion Technology on Freedom, Security, and Human Rights
Carnegie Council has released an interactive tool showcasing the civil liberties implications of data fusion technology, particularly with respect to freedom, security, and human rights.
Tampa Bay Times: Here’s how Florida can help US weather the ‘trilemma’
In this "Tampa Bay Times" op-ed, Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev discusses how global instability could lead the U.S. to turn to Latin America.
Carnegie Council Launches “Unlocking Cooperation” Event Series
Carnegie Council announces a new event series exploring novel pathways to revitalize multilateral cooperation.
BBC: Davos 2024: Can – and should – leaders aim to regulate AI directly?
In this BBC article reporting from the World Economic Forum in Davos, Senior Fellow Wendell Wallach is quote discussing how effectively regulate artificial intelligence.
The Geostrata: Ethics and Geopolitics - A Binary | Geointerview with Joel Rosenthal from Carnegie Council
In this interview with Indian think tank The Geostrata, Carnegie Council President Joel Rosenthal discusses the state of realist ideas in 21st century geopolitics.
Just Security: Is AI the Right Sword for Democracy?
In this article for "Just Security," Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel writes that the "AI for democracy" argument rests on misguided—and potentially dangerous—assumptions.
Carnegie Council Opens Registration for Global Ethics Day Keynote Event on October 18
Carnegie Council has opened registration for its 2023 Global Ethics Day keynote event, “Unlocking Cooperation,” taking place on October 18 at 12:00pm ET.
Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev Discusses Upcoming Lecture: �...bal South: Expanding the Scope of Geopolitical Understanding."
U.S. Global Engagement Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev discusses how the U.S. should rethink how it engages with the Global South
MIT Technology Review: Inside the messy ethics of making war with machines
In this article from "MIT Technology Review," Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel discusses the ethical issues associated with AI decision-making on the battlefield.
The Fletcher School at Tufts University: Orchestrating a New Symphony within Global Affairs
In this feature for The Fletcher School's Website, Carnegie Ethics Fellow (CEF) Samantha Hubner discusses her work with CEF and the ethical issues connected to her role as AI policy advisor at...
Politico: "AI companies try to self-regulate"
In this Politico "Digital Future Daily" newsletter, Senior Fellow Wendell Wallach is quoted speaking about corporate self-regulation of artificial intelligence.
https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/about/news/media-mentions/politico-ai-companies-try-to-self-regulate
Project Syndicate: "AI's Pugwash Moment"
In this Project Syndicate article written by Anne-Marie Slaughter and Fadi Chehadé, the Artificial Intelligence & Equality Initiative (AIEI) is highlighted as one of the main projects push...
https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/about/news/media-mentions/project-syndicate-ais-pugwash-moment
Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty: "NATO's Open-Door Rhetoric On Ukraine Is Running Up Against Harsh Realities"
In this Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty interview, Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev discusses the "harsh realities" of NATO support for Ukraine that were revealed in the Vilnius summit.
Axios: "The U.S. and EU take cautious steps toward geoengineering"
In this article for Axios, Carnegie Climate Governance Initiative's Janos Pasztor is quoted discussing the importance of establishing governance mechanisms for managing solar radiation modificati...
TechRepublic: "UN AI for Good Summit Explores How Generative AI Poses Risks and Fosters Connections"
This article in TechRepublic features quotes from Senior Fellow Wendell Wallach at the UN's sixth annual AI for Good Global Summit.
Chatham House Event: "Ethics of Dealing with Authoritarians"
In this Chatham House video, Carnegie Council President Joel Rosenthal discusses how democracies and multilateral institutions can leverage ethics as a tool to assess concerns and trade-offs w...
ABC Sociedad: "For 9.95 euros you can cool the planet down a bit"
In this interview with ABC Sociedad in Spain, C2G Executive Director Janos Pasztor discusses the importance of regulation and governance when it comes to any possible cases of geoengineering.
Foreign Policy Research Institute/Orbis: "The buzz about electromagnetic pulse weapons"
In this article for "Orbis," Visiting Fellow Zhanna Malekos Smith writes about the risks and policy discussions connected to a naturally occurring electromagnetic pulse or one caused by a nuclear...
The National Interest: "Adjusting U.S. Foreign Policy after the Narendra Modi Visit"
In this article for "The National Interest," Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev discusses the policy implications of Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi's visit to the White House in June 202...
The National Interest: "Good Strategy Requires Policymakers to Up Their Game"
In this op-ed for The National Interest, Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosdev argues that for the U.S. to advance its foreign policy objectives and secure its national interests, policymakers must be ab...
DW: "How are drones shaping the course of the war?"
In an interview with Deutsche Welle (DW), Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel discusses how drones are shaping the war in Ukraine.
Fortune: "Silicon Valley is knowingly violating ethical A.I...ty can’t respond if we let disagreements poison the debate."
In this article for "Fortune," Senior Fellow Wendell Wallach writes that debating about issues, such as ChatGPT, is natural and expected, we can't allow differences to paralyze our abili...
Foreign Policy: "Solar Geoengineering Is Coming. It’s Time to Regulate It."
In this article for "Foreign Policy," C2G Executive Director Janos Pasztor writes that it's become clear that there is a need for governance in regards to solar radiation modification (SRM) or so...
The Independent: "AI isn’t falling into the wrong hands—it’s being built by them"
In this article for "The Independent," Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel writes about issues in the foundation of artificial intelligence systems and says that it's time to "recalibrate how we ...
Carnegie Council Launches the Ethics Accelerator
Today, new ethical questions are emerging at an exponential rate and society faces significant challenges in the realm of international affairs. In response, Carnegie Council is pleased to announ...
East Asia Forum: "Scarcity of international collaboration hampers Japan’s innovation"
In this article for East Asia Forum, former fellow Richard Katz writes about the issue of international collaboration and experience in regards to Japan's entrepreneurs and innovators.
The Telegraph: "Inside Xi Jinping’s race to build a Communist AI"
In this "Telegraph" article, Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel is quoted discussing the U.S.-China rivalry over artificial intelligence systems.
Chatham House: "Recalibrating assumptions on AI"
In this report for Chatham House, Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel writes about how an evidence-based, inclusive discourse on AI can improve policy outcomes.
Foreign Policy Research Institute/Orbis: "A Better Euro-Atlantic Approach to the Black Sea"
In this article for "Orbis," Senior Fellow Nikolas Gvosev writes about the need for a more coherent, cohesive Euro-Atlantic approach to the Black Sea, in light of Russia's large-scale in...
Newsweek: "America Pausing AI Sparks Concerns About China Making Gains"
In this "Newsweek" article, Senior Fellow Wendell Wallach is quoted discussing the rivalry between China and the United States in regards to artificial intelligence.
GCN: "ChatGPT for state and local agencies? Not so fast."
In this GCN article, Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel discusses some of the possible societal impacts of ChatGPT.
Celebrate the Tenth Annual Global Ethics Day with Carnegie Council on October 18!
Carnegie Council for Ethics in International Affairs is thrilled to announce that Global Ethics Day 2023 will take place on October 18, with the theme of “Ethics Empowered.”
https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/about/news/press-release/global-ethics-day-2023
SXSW: "Dictatorships in the Digital Space"
In this SXSW podcast, Senior Fellow Arthur Holland Michel joined a panel to discuss how increasingly sophisticated technology has provided new tools for authoritarian regimes.
https://www.carnegiecouncil.org/about/news/media-mentions/sxsw-dictatorships-in-the-digital-space
ABC Australia/Big Ideas: "The global rise of unhappiness"
Australian Broadcasting Corporation's Big Idea program rebroadcasted "Blind Spot: The Global Rise of Unhappiness and How Leaders Missed It, with Jon Clifton," a virtual book talk from "The ...
NBC News: "ChatGPT has thrown gasoline on fears of a U.S.-China arms race on AI"
In this NBC News article, Carnegie-Uehiro Fellow Wendell Wallach discussed the implications of a new "Cold War" between China and the United States over an "arms race on AI."