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27 articles on Perspectives.

Super Bowl, Data, and Public Affairs: What We Can Learn from the NFL

The Super Bowl is just around the corner, and I can’t help but wonder: why has American football become so popular in Europe? We already have highly physical sports like rugby with deep-rooted traditions, so it’s not just about the intensity or toughness of the game. Maybe part of the appeal lies elsewhere — perhaps […]

Will AI-Enabled Stakeholders Be Targeting AI Bots at the EU Commission?

What is it? GPT@EC The European Commission’s own secure generative AI tool, deployed in October 2024. Designed to assist in reviewing documents, drafting texts, and analysing large volumes of data — GPT@EC is now a central component of the Commission’s internal processes, including how stakeholder submissions are assessed. The European Commission’s deployment of GPT@EC signals […]

Will AI Disrupt Government Affairs? Join the Discussion on December 12

Date December 12, 2024 Time 16:00 CET Format LinkedIn AudioLive Speakers MA Marc-Angelo Acquistucci Founder, Policy-Insider.AI KS Karen Strandgaard Public Affairs Consultant Overview Will AI disrupt Government Affairs? It’s the question reshaping how public affairs professionals think about their work. On December 12, Marc-Angelo Acquistucci, founder of Policy-Insider.AI, will join Karen Strandgaard for a live […]

How to Find the Best Public Policy Monitoring Software for Your Needs

Public policy monitoring is vital for keeping up with legislative changes that affect your organisation. However, the term “software” can be misleading when discussing the best public policy monitoring tools. Most modern systems are now online platforms or web-based applications that integrate seamlessly into your existing infrastructure — providing real-time data, customisable dashboards, and enhanced […]

Building Public Trust in AI: Insights from the Ipsos Report and Implications for Public Affairs

As AI systems continue to expand their role in various industries, understanding public perception of artificial intelligence is critical. The Ipsos Public Trust in AI report, released in September 2024, sheds light on public sentiment toward AI, with a focus on governance, ethics, and trust. While AI adoption is increasing, significant scepticism remains — especially […]

The Liar’s Dividend: Insights from a Kroll Report on the impact of AI in politics

Artificial intelligence is no longer a distant risk — it is actively reshaping the political information landscape. A new report from Kroll, the global risk intelligence firm, documents how generative AI tools are accelerating the production and spread of political disinformation, while simultaneously making it harder to hold bad actors accountable. Key Concept liar’s dividend […]

AI in Diplomacy: Insights from Elizabeth Allen, Chief of Staff for Kamala Harris’ Running Mate

EA Elizabeth Allen Former U.S. Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy · Chief of Staff, Tim Walz Campaign Artificial intelligence (AI) is rapidly transforming global relationships, public diplomacy, and policymaking. Elizabeth Allen, former U.S. Under Secretary for Public Diplomacy and current Chief of Staff for Kamala Harris’ running mate, Tim Walz, offers valuable insights into AI’s […]

Unveiling the Future of the NHS: Key Takeaways from the Darzi Report

The healthcare landscape in England is at a critical juncture, as detailed in the recently published Darzi Report (11 September 2024). This comprehensive investigation into the state of the NHS provides a clear-eyed analysis of the system's challenges, while offering strategic recommendations for its recovery and future sustainability. In this blog, we explore the key […]

Alexa’s AI Bias: Implications for the 2024 U.S. Election

Overview In a September 6, 2024 article from Inc., it was revealed that Amazon’s Alexa unintentionally skewed political responses in favor of Kamala Harris during the 2024 U.S. election. According to the article, this bias was an unexpected consequence of a software upgrade. As AI continues to play a growing role in political discourse, this […]

The “Chicken and Egg” Dilemma in Public Policy Education and Advocacy

Overview The Chicken-and-Egg Dilemma in Public Policy Education and Advocacy In EduRanks.com current ranking of global public policy programs, it’s striking to see the dominance of UK and US universities, while many institutions in the European Union, despite their strong overall reputations, rank lower. This observation prompts an intriguing “chicken and egg” question: Are universities […]

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