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As we navigate the complexities of this new year, we remain focused on ensuring that the rapid evolution of technology is grounded in responsible governance and ethical leadership.
We begin 2026 by reflecting on the profound insights shared during Davos, where the conversation shifted from technical infrastructure to the core of our mission: leadership as behaviour. As R. Kat Morse, our Acting Head of Solutions Hub, observed, AI is not merely a technical problem but a human one. The bottleneck for progress is no longer just platform capability, but rather our mindset, culture, and willingness to change.
At Globethics, we believe that "human-in-the-loop" is not just a slogan; it is an ethical requirement. This year, we invite you to join us in moving beyond "doing AI" to becoming truly AI-capable, fostering a culture where authenticity and trust are the foundations of governance. |
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Meet us at the India AI Impact Summit 2026 |
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We are honoured to take part in the India AI Impact Summit 2026, held from 16–20 February in New Delhi as part of the official programme convened by the Government of India. |
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Additionally, Globethics will be engaged in panels on 17 February and a workshop on 20 February—and will also be present at AI Safety Connect Day. Across these engagements, we are collaborating with key partners, including the Digital Empowerment Foundation (DEF), AI Safety Connect, UNESCO (including the Women for Ethical AI South Asia Chapter), and peers in the Global CSO Network on AI Ethics and Policy, of which Globethics is a member. We look forward to connecting with you in Delhi! |
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R. Kat Morse, Acting Head of Solutions Hub, 28 January 2026. |
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AI isn’t a tech challenge—it’s a human one. In her latest Davos dispatch, R. Kat Morse shares powerful insights: What if the biggest barrier to AI isn’t data or tools—but leadership? |
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Dr. Ratna Selvaratnam and Dr. Steve Leichtweis, ACODE, January 2026. |
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How do these themes show up in higher education? Experts dive into concrete examples of Australasian universities building the capacity needed for responsible innovation. |
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Across 40 institutions, AI maturity in Australasian tertiary education is rising—moving from experimentation to operations. Yet governance gaps, resourcing constraints, and the need to embed wellbeing, equity, and accessibility remain urgent priorities. ACODE’s 2025 whitepaper calls for action. |
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International partnership delivers scalable model for ethics and integrity training
A landmark international partnership led by Globethics, the Global Infrastructure Anti-Corruption Centre (GIACC) and the World Federation of Engineering Organizations’ Committee on Anti-Corruption (WFEO-CAC) successfully delivered a far-reaching Anti-Corruption Train-the-Trainer (TTT) Programme aimed at strengthening integrity in infrastructure, procurement and governance systems worldwide. |
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Harnessing the Power of AI: Safe & Ethical Integration
This report of the AI Safety Dialogue at Global Ethics Forum 2025 presents insights from roundtable discussions held as part of the international dialogue series Track II: Diplomacy for Global AI Safety. On this occasion, Globethics’ community of practice convened during the Harnessing the Power of AI — Safe and Ethical Integration track at the Global Ethics Forum 2025 (GEF 2025) in Geneva. Designed to advance responsible AI governance worldwide, the roundtables examined collective action for AI safety and strategies to preserve human thinking and critical literacy in the age of AI.
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Journal of Ethics in Higher Education – Issue 7.1 and Issue 7.2
The latest issues of the Journal of Ethics in Higher Education explore how ethical reflection can inform education, governance and social transformation. Issue #7.1 (2025) examines nonviolence and anarchism as practical approaches to justice, peacebuilding and social change, while Issue #7.2 (2025) brings together applied ethics perspectives on higher education, addressing topics such as business ethics, digital and cyber ethics, intercultural dialogue, and ethical leadership. Together, these issues offer timely insights into ethics in theory and practice across diverse global contexts.
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Pathways to Inclusion: Advancing Civil Society’s Role in AI Governance
This publication explores how AI is governed and who gets a say in shaping its future. Paola Gálvez Callirgos highlights the underrepresentation of civil society from the Global Majority in global decision-making spaces and argues that their perspectives are essential to counterbalance concentrated power. Drawing on regional insights and comparative research, the publication identifies barriers to participation and opportunities for engagement, and proposes policy recommendations to a set of stakeholders to ensure AI governance is inclusive, reflects diverse values, and serves the public interest.
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Join the conversation - more upcoming events |
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Find us at these events organised by our network |
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16-20 February 2026, Delhi |
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24-26 February 2026,
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The International Association for Safe and Ethical Artificial Intelligence (IASEAI) will host its second annual conference (IASEAIʼ26) on 24-26 February 2026 at UNESCO House in Paris, France. |
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International Conference on Business Ethics in Asia. ISBEE, a partner of the Global Survey of Business Ethics (GSBE), is hosting an international conference to bring together experts from across Asia and Australia. Hosted in collaboration with regional networks, the event will foster dialogue on advancing business ethics in the region. |
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