Digital Asia Hub
Hong Kong, Hong Kong
About
Digital Asia Hub is a think tank based in Hong Kong, Hong Kong working on human rights, democracy & civil society, science & research.
Digital Asia Hub is an independent, non-profit internet and society research think tank based in Hong Kong. It undertakes research, knowledge sharing and capacity building on internet and society issues with a focus on digital Asia. The Hub provides a non-partisan, open and collaborative platform for academics, civil society and private sector actors, and runs both local and regional activities to strengthen multi-stakeholder discourse. Its work covers topics such as artificial intelligence, the Chinese internet, platform accountability and corporate respect for human rights, digital public infrastructure, and the future of work. It is incubated by the Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University and is funded through individual, institutional and corporate donations.
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Digital Infrastructures Project
Democracy & Civil society
Explores rights-respecting, open and accountable digital public infrastructure, with a focus on India's public service delivery systems.
AI in Asia
Science & Research
Research on artificial intelligence and its social and policy implications across Asia.
Next Digital Decade
Science & Research
Case studies and post-pandemic futures work on digital development in Asia.
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Ranking Digital Rights, The Berkman Klein Center for Internet and Society at Harvard University, Global Network of Internet & Society Centers
