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The highly experienced leader joins as a fifth member following a 30-year career at OECD and the European Commission. The post Anthony Gooch Gálvez joins the CFG board appeared first on Centre for Future Generations.

New documents show the UK government has paid consultants to investigate the controversial field of solar geoengineering amid security concerns over global heating

In this submission, we recommend to fund research into human-AI interaction and to build up monitoring capacity for AI's impact on the cultural sector. The post Response to the AI Strategy for the Cultural and Creative Sectors appeared first on Centre for

Ahead of the 2026 EU State of the Union, CFG sets out five big ideas for the second half of this Commission's mandate. The post Five big ideas for the 2026 State of the Union appeared first on Centre for Future Generations.

EU law governs AI system by system, but harms to cognitive integrity emerge from all of them. Part four of our cognitive integrity report sets out six recommendations to address that gap. The post Why EU instruments don't yet reach harms to cognitive inte

Single exchanges with AI systems look harmless. Part three of our cognitive integrity report follows what happens when they add up - in individual minds, and in the knowledge we hold in common. The post How the effects of AI systems compound in people and

Nothing about how an AI system responds to you is accidental. Part two of our cognitive integrity report follows the chain from business model to data to interface, and asks how far European law reaches into it. The post The choices behind AI systems: fro

Solar geoengineering is often framed as a simple technical choice. CFG's submission to the UN Special Rapporteur argues the real question is who bears the risk, and whether future generations get a say. The post Submission to the UN Special Rapporteur on

AI systems help us understand the world, connect with others, create and cope. Part one of our cognitive integrity report examines what happens to those capacities when the need gets met for us - and why autonomy is the thing worth protecting. The post Wh