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The Fight Back

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By Maria Ressa Verified
| Penguin Books UK Verified
Skip to Content Join our newsletter for 10% off at the Penguin Shop Nobel-prize winning, bestselling author Maria Ressa provides a frontline guide to understanding, defending, and rebuilding democracy in the age of AI, with 10 strategic goals broken down into 100 concrete actions citizens can take right now The window for saving democracy is closing. Authoritarian elections around the world have taught us what happens when citizens don’t hold the line and Western democracies begin to fall.
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[ANALYSIS] A day at the UN: What does AI mean for humanity?

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By Maria Ressa Verified
| Rappler Verified
I flew into New York from my home in Manila for a little more than 24 hours. I landed near midnight on Friday, June 19, and finished writing my speech around 3 am. It was the first time we were doing anything like this: briefing member states of the United Nations about the status of the preliminary report on the technology that’s turning our world upside down.
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SC urged to declare unconstitutional VAT on digital books

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By Maria Ressa Verified, Ghio Ong Verified
| balita.org
MANILA, Philippines — Petitioners from the book industry called on the Supreme Court to declare as unconstitutional the 12 percent value added tax (VAT) imposed on digital books and other written and printed works published online, claiming it is against assurance of the government to exempt books from tax and make education more accessible.
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