At a time when key technologies are concentrated in the hands of a few global actors, sovereignty is most often thought of in terms of competition between powers. But what if it could be built differently?
From digital commons - code, data, open infrastructures - emerges an approach of shared digital sovereignty, more collective, more interoperable, and more sustainable, as an alternative to the logic of rivalry.
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Artificial Intelligence & Robotics
Sovereignty & GovTech
Speakers
Luca Belli
Professor, Director of the Center for Technology & Society
Fundação Getulio Vargas Law School, Rio de Janeiro
Roberto Di Cosmo
Full Professor of Computer Science; Founder and CEO