Lyantoniette Chua

• Dec 2023 via SSRN
A Whitepaper on Demystifying the Perils and Promises of AI in Southeast Asia | Cluster 1 of 3: Indonesia, Philippines, and Singapore
• Oct 2023 via SSRN
Stamping Southeast Asian Voices on Global Governance of AI: A Seven-Point Plan for the UN Advisory Board on AI
• Sep 2023 via SSRN
Joint Recommendation: Open Comment on University of the Philippines’ Principles for Responsible AI
• Jun 2023 via SSRN
Public Call on Ethics, Safety, and Governance of… Mas marami pa

• Dec 2023 via SSRN
A Whitepaper on Demystifying the Perils and Promises of AI in Southeast Asia | Cluster 1 of 3: Indonesia, Philippines, and Singapore
• Oct 2023 via SSRN
Stamping Southeast Asian Voices on Global Governance of AI: A Seven-Point Plan for the UN Advisory Board on AI
• Sep 2023 via SSRN
Joint Recommendation: Open Comment on University of the Philippines’ Principles for Responsible AI
• Jun 2023 via SSRN
Public Call on Ethics, Safety, and Governance of AI in the Philippines Mas kaunti

In 2020, the Center for AI and Digital Policy published the first worldwide assessment of AI policies and practices. Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Values rated and ranked 30 countries, based on a rigorous methodology and 12 metrics established to assess alignment with democratic values.

The 2021 AI Index expands the global coverage from 30 countries to 50 countries, acknowledges the significance of the UNESCO Recommendation on AI ethics, and reviews earlier country ratings. The… Mas marami pa

In 2020, the Center for AI and Digital Policy published the first worldwide assessment of AI policies and practices. Artificial Intelligence and Democratic Values rated and ranked 30 countries, based on a rigorous methodology and 12 metrics established to assess alignment with democratic values.

The 2021 AI Index expands the global coverage from 30 countries to 50 countries, acknowledges the significance of the UNESCO Recommendation on AI ethics, and reviews earlier country ratings. The 2021 report is the result of the work of more than 100 AI policy experts in almost 40 countries.

The 2022 AI Index covers 75 countries. The metrics have been updated to take into consideration the implementation of the 2021 UNESCO Recommendation on AI Ethics as well as the 2022 Global Privacy Assembly Resolution on Facial Recognition. Country reports headings have been harmonized to ease reference and comparative analysis. Relevant regional frameworks have been systematically taken into account in the country reports.The 2022 report is the result of the work of more than 200 AI policy experts in almost 60 countries. Mas kaunti

2021-2023

• CAIDP Response to the Brazil ANDP Survey on Regulatory Sandbox on AI and Data Protection, 1 Dec 2023
• CAIDP Five-Point Action Plan on UN Advisory Board for Global Governance of AI, 26 Oct 2023
• CAIDP Statement to Pakistan Ministry of IT&T on Draft National AI Policies, 12 June 2023
• CAIDP Statement to EU-US Trade-Technology Council, 28 May 2023
• CAIDP Statement to National AI Advisory Council [NAIAC] on US AI Strategy, 3 Mar 2023
• CAIDP Statement on EU… Mas marami pa

2021-2023

• CAIDP Response to the Brazil ANDP Survey on Regulatory Sandbox on AI and Data Protection, 1 Dec 2023
• CAIDP Five-Point Action Plan on UN Advisory Board for Global Governance of AI, 26 Oct 2023
• CAIDP Statement to Pakistan Ministry of IT&T on Draft National AI Policies, 12 June 2023
• CAIDP Statement to EU-US Trade-Technology Council, 28 May 2023
• CAIDP Statement to National AI Advisory Council [NAIAC] on US AI Strategy, 3 Mar 2023
• CAIDP Statement on EU AI Act - General Approach, 13 Feb 2023
• CAIDP Statement to the UN on AI and the Protection of Fundamental Rights, 9 Dec 2022
• CAIDP Statement Regarding China Deep Synthesis ["Deep Fake"] Management, 28 Feb 2022
• CAIDP Statement on Proposed EU AI Act, 28 Jul 2021 Mas kaunti

It is not just Maria Ressa's arrest. Nor Ronnel Mas alone. Digital media is accelerating crackdowns on human rights and basic civil liberties across nations, especially in the Global South. And for the Philippines, the problem on digital deceit: [a] the weaponization of social media, [b] the state-sponsored internet propaganda, [c] the anarchy of numbers within social media algorithms in general, and [d] the lack of accountability among digital platform providers-altogether is an imminent fatal… Mas marami pa

It is not just Maria Ressa's arrest. Nor Ronnel Mas alone. Digital media is accelerating crackdowns on human rights and basic civil liberties across nations, especially in the Global South. And for the Philippines, the problem on digital deceit: [a] the weaponization of social media, [b] the state-sponsored internet propaganda, [c] the anarchy of numbers within social media algorithms in general, and [d] the lack of accountability among digital platform providers-altogether is an imminent fatal flaw for democracy and the lives of many Filipinos. The details on how this is the case, what can we learn from this, and what we should and can do are points this presentation will shed light on.

• Presented during the 4th Workshop on MD4SG 2020;
• As well as during the 4S (Society for Social Studies of Science) on Disempowerment and Empowerment with Autonomous and Intelligent Systems Open Panel, October 2021. Mas kaunti