By Dr. David Bray and Dr. Fredrik Bruhn PCI Executive Director Dr. David Bray and Unibap CEO Dr. Fredrik Bruhn have started a video blog series which aims to talk about what’s actually happening with AI today – specifically with regard to the industrial Internet of things, computer vision and automated processes. In the first Read More
Monthly Archives: April 2019
2019-1 Project Coqui Story
By Melvin Cordova, Project Coqui Lead Project Coqui was born because of the positive but limited response for the magnitude of Hurricane Maria to Puerto Rico. Our initial mission was to provide free communications support by connecting residents from Ponce with the rest of the world. This humanitarian mission has grown in scope to include Read More
Helping Women and Non-Binary Communities Gain Access: Reflections from the Best Practice Forum on Gender and Access on the Potential of Alternative Models of Connectivity
By Gabrielle Willms “Digital inclusion impacts our ability to achieve all seventeen UN Sustainable Development Goals. Moreover, it inspires opportunity and prosperity and should be available to every human being on the planet. As we celebrate the 30th birthday of the World Wide Web, which also fell during the week of the UN Commission on Read More
How Inequality Was Digitalised
By Danny Sriskandarajah, Chief Executive of Oxfam GB, Member of the UN Secretary-General’s High Level Panel on Digital Cooperation Since 2005, the number of people using the Internet worldwide has quadrupled to four billion. Two thirds of the world’s population now own a mobile device. At some point this year, half the world will be Read More
Broadband Everywhere: Media Implications of Internet Access for the Next Three Billion
By Jim Cashel “In the 25 years since the World Wide Web appeared with the launch of the Mosaic browser, about half the population of the planet has gained access to the internet. In the next three to five years the other half will be gaining access. That second half of the planet’s population, notably, Read More
Ahead of the Curve: Seeking People-Centered Solutions to Complicated Problems – Emory University Profile of Dr. David Bray
In 2019 Emory University’s Goizueta Business School celebrates its 100th anniversary. To celebrate this milestone Goizueta Beyond website features a story of its PhD graduate, PCI’s Dr. David Bray, among their 100 stories recognizing “years of excellence and tens of thousands of dynamic, talented people” who innovate today’s businesses, educate tomorrow’s leaders, and elevate humanity for Read More
Repatriating Native American Cultural Property
“This video describes some of the realities faced by the Native American population, regarding treatment and repatriating their culture. It is a harsh reality that is dealt with on a daily basis. Nearly every Tribe has a Tribal Historic Preservation Officer (THPO), and they are constantly trying to reclaim cultural artifacts from institutions that have Read More
CXOTALK with Vint Cerf, David Bray, and Michael Krigsman on “The Future of the Internet and Why More People-Centered Efforts Are Needed”
CxOTalk host Michael Krigsman recently invited People-Centered Internet’s chairman Vint Cerf and Executive Director Dr. David Bray to discuss the future of the Internet, the interplanetary Internet, the importance of open protocols to society, transparency and the Internet, where the Internet came from and where is it going, and why more people-centered efforts are needed. Read More
Towards a Misinformation ISAO
This outstanding presentation was made by CDR Pablo Breuer and Sara Jayne “SJ” Terp to the PCI Community on 31 March 2019. Vint Cerf and the PCI Board extend a big thanks to both SJ and Pablo for the great work they are doing. If you liked this post, you can follow us on Twitter Read More