See how we’re bringing clarity to complex issues across cybersecurity, empowered communities, responsible innovation, information integrity, and trusted news media.
Platforms, Publishers & the Future of News
AI is reshaping how journalism is produced, distributed and consumed, exacerbating already difficult economic conditions for publishers. Media publishers, technology companies and philanthropy convened in Los Altos, California to discuss the state of play of AI and the future of news.
The AIDE Reports
AIDE’s flagship report provides the first assessment of AI adoption across the emergency management community, analysis of available technologies, and set of interconnected actions intended for to responsibly advancing human-centered AI to save lives, protect communities, and expedite economic recovery.
Defining Technologies of Our Time
This handbook offers an accessible, easy to use entry point for grappling with the question of how to define AI in a legal context.
Feeding the Future
Most AI for food security projects focus on food production, but findings from Aspen Digital’s global survey of food practitioners reveal that key breakthroughs are needed in other aspects of food security.
Mind the Gap: AI and the Future of News in Latin America
The news ecosystem in Latin America is taking a pragmatic, audience-centered approach to AI: experiment boldly, standardize wisely, and keep humans (including the humans who develop the AI tools) accountable.
Benchmarks 101
An accessible resource for understanding how artificial intelligence systems are evaluated through benchmarks.
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Signal & Trust – Issue VIII
One of America’s oldest broadcasters bets its future on AI and automation. Check out Issue 8 of Aspen Digital’s monthly Signal & Trust Newsletter.
New tools, old bonds
Buried in Section 3 of the recent Presidential memorandum “Expanding Capabilities to Combat Transnational Cyber-Enabled Crime” is a directive that creates a workaround for letters of marque in the cyberspace. In this new piece by a contributing author Devin Lynch, we explore what this means for operations moving forward.

