UN Global Advocate for Human-Centric Digital Governance @hitrecordjoe joined us during the #UNGA General Debate to talk about human agency in the age of AI and the importance of global cooperation around rules and regulations.
21 minutes agoj.o.y.c.e.n
For decades, we have been fed inspiring speeches by the UN and global leaders — and we genuinely appreciate those words. They have given many of us hope, courage and a belief that change is possible. But now, we need more than speeches. We need concrete action. Real peace is built when every citizen has a meaningful voice at the table. Participation is not a privilege reserved for a few. It is a right that belongs to everyone. No one should be left behind. 🕊️ Every person has the potential to lead. Let us leverage our different positions, skills and experiences in life to serve our communities, defend human dignity and contribute to a more peaceful and just world. The world does not need more spectators. It needs citizens who are empowered to participate, lead and act. From speeches to action. From promises to accountability. From exclusion to participation. Everyone is a leader. Everyone has a voice. Everyone matters. 🇺🇬🇺🇳❤️ #NoOneLeftBehind #Peace #HumanRights #CitizenParticipation #Leadership #Accountability #Uganda #UnitedNations
23 minutes agokarmic.avenger
He gets it. He listens, learns and grows. People with a voice are our only option. I’d push them to make the benevolent AI bringing religion and science together to stop all malicious AI and serve humanity. I’d also push all scientists to solve the millennium prize puzzles to help the world before they take it. We built all of this together. If China is listening, we have an in. We all share the world. 🫶
6 hours agobatm.anbs
Subject: A Global Request to Protect Graves and Preserve the Memory of Ordinary People To the respected leaders of governments and international organizations, Every human being who has lived on this Earth is part of human history, even if they were never famous, wealthy, or powerful. Today, in many parts of the world, old gravestones are disappearing because of weathering, damage, neglect, or lack of maintenance. As generations pass, the relatives and people who knew these individuals may also pass away. If no physical or digital record remains, future generations may not even know that these people ever existed. A gravestone is more than a piece of stone. The name and dates engraved upon it may be the last remaining evidence of a person's life—a message from the past to the future saying: “A human being lived here.” For this reason, I respectfully ask governments and international organizations to take steps to protect historic cemeteries, restore damaged gravestones, and digitally preserve information about the people buried there—not only famous or historically significant individuals, but ordinary people as well. Preserving a person's name means preserving a small part of human history. We may not know these people today, but they once lived, loved, had families, dreamed, and were part of this world. Let us not allow people's names to disappear from history simply because time has passed. Respectfully, A concerned citizen who believes every human life deserves to be remembered
12 hours agobettykpup
A failed comedian turned politician who gets up the ladder this quick sounds like the usual raging zionist nepotism -this guy is underhand a friend of Peter Theil and a lunatic
a day agoi.c.h.r.i.s.t.i.a.n.i
United Nations is a joke. How do you not let Putin here but Israel’s cuck is allowed? @unitednations
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