Three decades after South Africa achieved democracy, the country is working to see the spirit of its constitution realised in its water infrastructure.
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Multiple US news publishers are currently battling OpenAI and Microsoft in court, accusing the tech companies of infringing copyright by copying millions of their articles to train artificial intelligence (AI) models. Reporters Without Borders (RSF), along with PEN America, Protect Democracy and First Amendment scholars, filed a brief in support of the publishers’ lawsuit, asserting…
The international legal order birthed in the aftermath of World War II is undoubtedly under strain. Traditionally powerful States are stepping back from their international commitments, violating laws, pressuring other States and sanctioning institutions. At the same time, we are facing new and worsening crises from AI going rogue to devastating floods caused by climate…
