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Submission + - Questions and Perspectives shape Solutions

boiert writes: Artificial Intelligence is assuming a larger role across platforms, services, and institutions. This is not promotional language — it is the reality of the digital era we are living in.

As AI continues to evolve, governance is no longer a distant concern. It is becoming central to how societies function. We are moving toward a future where AI and governance are increasingly intertwined, where decisions about technology are also decisions about democracy, public services, and fundamental rights.

This is exactly the space the *Think Twice Conference 2026* aims to explore.

Organized by Pirate Parties International in association with the European Pirate Party, the conference will take place in Brussels on *16â"17 October 2026* and will focus on: *AI & Governance: Opportunities and Risks for Digital Freedom*

We are now inviting speakers from across disciplines — policy, technology, research, civil society, and beyond.

As a speaker, you will:

* Contribute to discussions on AI and democratic governance * Engage with policymakers, experts, and practitioners * Help shape how Europe responds to the opportunities and risks of AI

*Call for Speakers Deadline: 1 June 2026* Brussels, Belgium

If you have a perspective, a question, or a challenge worth bringing into the conversation, this is the platform.

Because at its core, meaningful progress does not come from answers alone.

*Questions and Perspectives shape Solutions.*

Apply here: https://pp-international.net/2...

Comment Oh boy (Score 1) 73

A hypermodern new input tied to an obsoleted user interface device.. Clicks? Canâ(TM)t think of anything more imaginative? I understand some common ground (familiar territory?) is needed but I could imagine way more interesting combinations than pointing device. .. industrial robot arm perhaps? Or if it needed to be a pointing device, something pressure sensitive like a pen? (drawing tablet?)

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