CIL’s Dr Jon Truby served as an AI and the Rule of Law expert instructor at the UNESCO–UNDP three-day regional Training for the Justice Sector in Southeast Asia on AI and the Rule of Law. Over the programme in Bangkok during 12-14 November 2025, he delivered a series of sessions on the role of artificial …
CIL’s Dr Jon Truby has co-authored a new open-access article in the journal ‘Technology in Society’ entitled ‘Hybrid Global Governance for Responsible and Inclusive Artificial Intelligence: Proposing a New Sustainable Development Goal 18.’ The article proposes a new SDG 18 dedicated to responsible and inclusive AI governance and uses the SDGs as a politically feasible, …
On the 80th anniversary of the United Nations, Dr Jon Truby presented at the United Nations University Macau AI Conference 2025 which was held on the theme of ‘AI for Humanity: Building an Equitable Digital Future’ and hosted in Macau SAR, China. Prof. Truby presented in the ‘AI + Climate’ panel session on the subject …
Dr Jon Truby’s published a summary of his conference presentation in AsianSIL Voices on the subject of AI, Satellite Technologies and Climate Sustainability. He examines how AI and satellite data can support climate accountability following the UN Global Digital Compact and recent ITLOS and ICJ advisory opinions. He outlines how these developments shape due diligence …
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On 14 October 2025, as part of CIL’s Distinguished Speaker Series, Professor Sir William Blair delivered a Guest Lecture entitled “AI in International Dispute Resolution – An Agent for Change”. The Distinguished Guest Lecture was hosted by Herbert Smith Freehills Kramer, Singapore, and was followed by an expert panel discussion. The event was hybrid and …
CIL hosted a Sharing Session for its researchers by Professor Sir William Blair on “AI in International Dispute Resolution: in the pursuit of Justice?” The discussion addressed how predictive AI tools and AI-assisted drafting are changing legal practice, while also considering risks such as bias, opacity, and “hallucinated” inaccuracies. Professor Blair explored how emerging technologies …
Dr Jon Truby attended (virtually) the Oxford Generative AI Summit 2025 held organised by the University of Oxford (October 16-17 2025). The two-day programme featured keynotes, panel sessions, and discussions on themes including AI governance, trust frameworks, responsible innovation, intellectual property implications, and AI’s role in reshaping education and public policy. The summit placed particular …
Dr. Jon Truby joined a faculty discussion on Vietnam’s national AI Law and Strategy at the Faculty of International Law at VNU University of Law in Hanoi. During this visit, Dr. Truby met with faculty members to exchange insights regarding Vietnam’s development of a human-centred, comprehensive artificial intelligence law and strategy. Topics included international best practices, …
OECD.AI published a new commentary by CIL researcher Dr Jon Truby entitled ‘People, Planet, Progress: An opportunity for an international agreement on AI climate sustainability at India’s AI Impact Summit 2026’ The commentary outlines practical steps for an international agreement on AI climate sustainability at India’s AI Impact Summit 2026, integrating AI compute into the …
As part of the NUS Centre for Banking & Finance Law (CBFL) AI & Banking Webinar Series, Dr Jon Truby on 24 September 2025, delivered a talk entitled ‘AI in Loan Applications: International Governance Challenges and Sustainable Development Goals.’ His presentation examined AI’s role in loan processing as a critical test case for responsible AI …
