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Simon Chesterman

Singapore
As seen in: MSN, The New York Times, Cambridge University Press & Assessment, OUPblog, Nikkei Asia, Chicago Journal of International Law, CNA (Channel NewsAsia), The Straits Times, Cosmos Magazine, Engineering & Technology (E&T) Magazine and
Vice Provost & Dean @NUSingapore/@NUSCollege; @NUS_Law; Director @AISingapore | AI & data | international law | occasional fiction | the odd New Yorker cartoon
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AI companions are coming. Privacy rules are not ready

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By Simon Chesterman
| The Straits Times
In Magnifica Humanitas, his first encyclical, Pope Leo XIV frames artificial intelligence as more than a technological challenge: AI calls into question the value and worth of the human person. The parallel with Rerum Novarum, Pope Leo XIII’s 1891 response to the Industrial Revolution, is deliberate. Then, the Church confronted a world in which labour and capital were being remade by machines that threatened to turn workers into means rather than ends.
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AI is giving tech companies power that once belonged to governments

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By Simon Chesterman
| MSN
Simon Chesterman Debates over the governance of artificial intelligence tend to assume that it will be important and transformative across many areas of human endeavor. Yet, the question of how those benefits and risks will be distributed — who will win and who will lose — is less commonly articulated. Techno-utopians enthuse that everyone will win: The pie will be bigger; the rising tide will lift all boats.
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Trump’s Board of Peace: Should we take it literally or seriously?

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By Simon Chesterman
| nus.edu.sg
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