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DDI Fall Forum 2025: Who Is the Human in the Loop?
Dignity, Judgment & Responsibility in the Agentic Workplace. Thirty invited participants adopted the Maroma Principles for Dignified Human-Agent Work, calling for meaningful human authority, substantive oversight, and worker voice as AI agents enter workplace decision-making.
DDI Summer Forum 2024: The Recourse Deficit: Redress for Algorithmic Harm
Our flagship annual convening bringing together scholars, policymakers, technologists, and civil society leaders to address the most pressing digital-rights challenges of our time.
A free public forum on how artificial intelligence is reshaping employment, caregiving, and family life — and what communities can do to protect themselves.
Digital Dignity Institute Adopts Maroma Principles for Dignified Human-Agent Work
DDI's Fall Forum adopted the Maroma Principles for Dignified Human-Agent Work, setting out ten conditions for meaningful human judgment and responsibility in the agentic workplace.
DDI Summer Forum 2024: San Diego Principles on Algorithmic Accountability Adopted
160 participants from 8 countries adopt a twelve-point declaration calling for mandatory redress mechanisms, proactive harm disclosure, and civil liability for algorithmic harm.
Digital Dignity Institute Releases Framework for Posthumous AI Consent
A new policy framework addressing the governance of AI-generated replicas of deceased individuals, developed in collaboration with international legal scholars and thanatologists.
DDI Joins Global Coalition on AI Surveillance Standards
The Institute has joined a coalition of civil society organizations calling for binding international standards on AI-powered surveillance and automated profiling.
Findings from our interdisciplinary study on how children encounter and are affected by AI-driven behavioural systems in education and consumer contexts.
