Living in a Fragmented World: India’s Data Way
This article examines India’s treatment of data and its relationship with sovereignty.
published by on March 13, 2024
India Review
More work from Carnegie
The Liverpool Response to Misinformation Was a Good First Step—but It’s Not EnoughRushing to stamp out sparks makes sense. But policymakers need to prevent those sparks in the first place by better understanding the conditions that make misinformation catch fire.
How Different Regions Are Rethinking Their Approaches to Subsea CablesThis critical infrastructure’s governance and security varies from region to region, and great power dynamics are one of the factors shaping investment, deployment, repair, and resilience.
Can the EU Achieve Its Tech Ambitions?The EU’s quest for strategic autonomy in the digital domain is challenged by national interests. Brussels can set a bold direction on tech sovereignty, but its success will require a robust framework and delicate compromises.
The Political Economy of Social Data: Opportunities and Risks of Digitizing Morocco’s Social Targeting SystemWhile Morocco’s shift to a digitized social targeting system improves efficiency and coordination in social programs, it also poses risks of exclusion and reinforces austerity policies. The new system uses algorithms based on socioeconomic data to determine eligibility for benefits like cash transfers and health insurance. However, due to technical flaws, digital inequality, and rigid criteria, many vulnerable families are unfairly excluded.
- Abderrafie Zaanoun
How to Gauge Whether Trump’s AI Chip Deals With Gulf Countries Are Any GoodSeveral key factors will hint at whether Trump used the United States’ considerable leverage around AI to minimize risk.
