InWikimedia Foundation PolicybyWikimedia Foundation Policy·Jul 22Online Age Verification Explained (Part 1/3)The Wikimedia Foundation sheds light on what it is, establishes a timeline of age-based restrictions, and highlights why it matters
Michael Dillon·Jul 21Who Actually Owns Your Company’s Website?Who owns your company’s website? Ask five people on your leadership team and count how many different answers you get. That pause right…
Firuz Alimov·Jun 10AI Releases a New Model Every Few Weeks.On March 5, 2026, OpenAI released GPT-5.4. On April 23, 2026, forty-nine days later, they released GPT-5.5. In the seven weeks between…
Alya Dhia Zahra·May 3What Indonesia’s Upcoming Digital Accessibility Regulation Can Learn from the EUIndonesia’s digital accessibility regulation is coming. The EU’s WAD & EAA show us what meaningful implementation actually takes.
InWorks On My MachinebyAjay singh Bisht·May 3China Just Banned Unqualified Influencers — And Honestly, It’s About Time the World FollowedThe internet gave everyone a microphone. Now someone is finally asking: should everyone have one?
Miss.Yine Yenki Nyika·Apr 9IoT Day: April 9, 2026 - The Conversation We Need Now“You are not just watching television (TV). You are being profiled.”
Chukwunweike Araka·Mar 18How about the other vulnerable people on the web?Much focus has lately been on the protection of children online. While that’s long overdue, how about the other vulnerable people in our…
Kgosi Molefe·Mar 14Digital Government Requires Engineers, Not Just PolicyBy Kgosi Molefe — Policy & GovTech Commentary
Juliotobinx·Feb 5Judi Online Is a Systems Failure, Not a Moral Crisis in IndonesiaOnline gambling spreads because machine speed platforms and digital infrastructure was never built for behavioural control.
Bea·Feb 3The Real Threat to Canada’s AI Isn’t the TechnologyGovernance gaps, data control, and weak safeguards matter more than the models themselves, more now than ever.
