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Our latest thinking on the governance of emerging technologies
Our latest thinking on the governance of emerging technologies
The EU’s Biotech Act could define Europe’s next industrial frontier. But success will depend on clear missions, accountable leadership, and permanent capabilities.
Ten years after the Paris Agreement, Cynthia Scharf argues to stop chasing hope and instead summoning the courage to confront climate reality as it is.
Europe faces a narrowing window to prepare for artificial general intelligence. Commissioning a dedicated AGI Preparedness Report could clarify Europe’s priorities, align institutions, and guide investments before the next frontier of AI transforms global competition.
We assess the state of play as the EU’s digital and data laws move from theory to enforcement—placing the spotlight on the Digital Services Act and the political weight now bearing down on its implementation.
France, Germany, and the European Commission have announced the European Frontier AI Initiative, positioning it as the world’s best funded non-profit effort in frontier AI. CFG examines whether its ambition and design can translate into reliable, sovereign AI development ahead of its Q1 2026 launch.
Existing international law does not effectively prevent a country from unilaterally deploying Stratospheric Aerosol Injection. We highlight why these legal gaps matter and highlights the governance challenges they raise.
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