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Can technology get rid of bias when our society can't? Is European regulation the right solution? Interview with Raphaële Xenidis from Sciences Po Law School.

Can AI benefit democratic societies? Find out about all the events taking place around this key national and international summit.

In this publication, Wendy Hall, Kieron O'Hara and Pierre Noro explore how the Four Internet model can help us identify Five Artificial Intelligence Management Strategies to better understand the emerging geopolitics of AI.

On Tuesday, January 28, 2025, the Sciences Po American Foundation hosted a discussion on AI and International Governance between leading experts in the field. The conversation explored the geopolitical and ethical implications of artificial intelligence in a rapidly evolving global landscape.

Application deadline: March 15, 2025

Deadline extension: apply before 4 February!

Application deadline: 10 February 2025

Join the interdisciplinary project "Democratic Commons," an innovative initiative aimed at developing evaluation models for AI biases in democratic debate spaces.

Virality and democracy, the politicisation of news stories, IA and universities: read the second issue.

Call for proposal for doctoral and post-doctoral researchers.

Until 31 December, the Library is offering you the chance to try out a new digital resource.

CRIS launches a call for papers (Deadline 15 November) for a symposium with the Open Institute for Digital Transformations.

Funded under the Sciences Po TIERED project (Transforming Interdisciplinary Education and Research for Evolving Democracies)

Co-supervision by Sciences Po and Université Paris Cité

8 new PhD students joined the Centre for European Studies and Comparative Poltiics in 2024

Sciences Po is calling for applications for visiting faculty from around the world on the theme of AI and society. Applications are open for 1-semester stays planned in the fall 2025 semester or the spring 2026 semester.

Former Digital Minister of Taiwan Audrey Tang shares her country's approach.

World Cybercrime Index ranks countries by threat level. It stems from the ERC funded project CRIMGOV, led by Federico Varese.