As the EU turns to the regulation of artificial intelligence through transparency, a critical perspective is more needed than ever, Ida Koivistoargues.
How official instant messaging can be made accessible is a big question. Whether it is compatible with democracy is a bigger one, Jonathan White argues.
Ursula von der Leyen—government by instant messaging carries a political subtext (Etienne Ansotte / European Commission)
After a year of postponement, the 7th edition of the GCTR, organised by Copenhagen Business School, takes place from 18-20 May under the banner “Rethinking Transparency: Challenging Ideals and Embracing Paradoxes”.