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Academia 4 days ago

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When faith meets heat: Rethinking haj and climate risk

Sound haj governance should no longer be measured solely by how many pilgrims can be dispatched abroad each year, but also by how responsibly societies adapt to worsening environmental conditions.

Academia 5 days ago

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Beyond realpolitik: Why the world needs meta-diplomacy

Pancasila is a philosophical framework that offers an alternative to the excesses of realpolitik.

Academia 5 days ago

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The Pope should have gone further on AI

Pontiff has not gone far enough on the most consequential question: What should AI be designed to do?

Academia 1 month ago

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Kartini’s spirit: AI and the quiet reinforcement of gender roles

In viewing the design, development and deployment of artificial intelligence, Kartini’s legacy reminds us that direction is a vital part of progress.

Academia 1 month ago

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Big Tech shouldn't be writing the rules for AI

When the responsibility for insisting on basic ethical limits falls to private companies, the systems meant to protect the public interest from potentially dangerous technologies have clearly failed.

Editorial 4 months ago

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The harm of free speech

The Grok controversy shows that Indonesia’s regulatory architecture for digital technology is still catching up with reality.

Academia 5 months ago

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Why the usual approach to corruption keeps failing

The real task of eradicating corruption is narrowing the space where wrongdoing still feels normal, necessary or excusable.

Politics 7 months ago

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House ethics ruling on lawmakers deemed lackluster

Student associations and analysts have lamented the House of Representatives ethics committee decision on lawmakers whose alleged arrogance angered people during August’s demonstrations, saying the sanctions against only three of the politicians were “not enough” of a deterrent.

Academia 7 months ago

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From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

Teachers need to have the intellectual freedom to decide what and how to teach beyond algorithmic nudges.

Academia 8 months ago

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MBG: When children are reduced to numbers, dehumanization follows

When thousands of sick children are dismissed as a “small number”, we are not just misrepresenting data, we are negating the very value of life itself.

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ethics

PREMIUM When faith meets heat: Rethinking haj and climate risk

PREMIUM Beyond realpolitik: Why the world needs meta-diplomacy

PREMIUM The Pope should have gone further on AI

PREMIUM Kartini’s spirit: AI and the quiet reinforcement of gender roles

PREMIUM Big Tech shouldn't be writing the rules for AI

PREMIUM The harm of free speech

PREMIUM Why the usual approach to corruption keeps failing

PREMIUM House ethics ruling on lawmakers deemed lackluster

PREMIUM From chalkboards to chatbots: Teachers' agency at the crossroads

PREMIUM MBG: When children are reduced to numbers, dehumanization follows