AI trust, responsible artificial intelligence and public confidence

AI Trust Is No Longer About Promises, Experts Say It Is About Proof 

Artificial intelligence has moved beyond a debate about capability. The new challenge is trust.  As AI systems enter workplaces, customer service, creative industries and everyday decision-making, the public is asking a harder question: not only what AI can do, but who is responsible when it goes wrong.  Anthropic’s latest campaign reflects a wider industry effort to address growing…

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US sanctions place Britain’s transnational terror response under new scrutiny

By Ada Okoroji Britain is witnessing a notable shift in the fight against transnational organisations and networks, with US efforts moving beyond targeting local branches and affiliated entities towards dismantling the financial and institutional infrastructure that enables these networks to operate across multiple countries. The approach reflects a new strategy focused on pursuing the leadership…

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From Gedi Ruins to Modern Patents 

The Untold Story of Black Innovation  By Ola Aina  Standing Among the Stones of Gedi  Recently, while visiting the ancient Gedi ruins on Kenya’s coast, I found myself standing in the remains of a city that challenged many assumptions about African history.  Gedi, located near Malindi in Kilifi County, is one of the remarkable archaeological sites of the Swahili civilisation….

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Portrait of Minnesota State Senator Zaynab Mohamed, a Somali-American legislator and advocate for community representation and public service.

TCMP Celebrity of the Week

 Senator Zaynab Mohamed  Somali American Leadership and the Power of Representation  By Seun Oni Senator Zaynab Mohamed represents a new chapter in African diaspora leadership, where identity, public service, and community advocacy come together to shape the future. Born in Somalia and raised in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Mohamed’s journey reflects the power of resilience, civic engagement, and the pursuit…

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Britain’s Falling Birth Rate 

What Demographic Change Reveals About the Future  By Oliver Grant Britain is entering a new demographic era as fewer people have children and the population ages. From Russia’s interventionist policies to wider global trends, falling fertility raises difficult questions about economics, culture, public policy and the future of society.  A Demographic Turning Point  The United Kingdom is experiencing a…

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Professional woman interacting with a futuristic transparent AI interface in a modern office setting

The Race to Govern Artificial Intelligence

Can the World Create Rules Before AI Outpaces Them?   Artificial intelligence is advancing faster than many governments and institutions can respond. As AI systems become more powerful and increasingly embedded across society, policymakers face a defining challenge: can global governance frameworks keep pace with a technology that does not recognise national borders?  Artificial intelligence has moved…

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TCMP Celebrity of the Week 

Damola Adamolekun Red Lobster’s CEO and a New Face of Global African Excellence  By Seun Oni Damola Adamolekun represents a new generation of African professionals making an impact at the highest levels of global business. Born in Nigeria and raised in the United States, he has built a career defined by strategic leadership, innovation, and organisational transformation. …

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