On Wednesday, 24 June 2026, at 10:00-12:30 BRT (13:00-15:00 UTC), the Digital Cooperation Organization and FGV Direito Rio (Fundação Getúlio Vargas, Rio de Janeiro Law School) jointly hosted a webinar ‘Cooperative Digital Sovereignty and Artificial Intelligence‘.
This webinar presented the preliminary findings of the upcoming DCO study on ‘Cooperative Digital Sovereignty and Artificial Intelligence‘ – that will be launched at CPDP LatAm on 13 August – and discussed concrete building blocks for fostering autonomy in digital infrastructures and AI value chains, without undermining data flows, innovation networks, or international partnerships. Participants were invited to reflect on how cooperative approaches to digital sovereignty can support trustworthy AI, secure data flows, inclusive digital development, and a more balanced global digital order.
SPEAKERS
Luca Belli – Professor and Director CTS-FGV
Ahmad Binder – Director of Digital Intelligence, Digital Cooperation Organization
Eugênio Garcia – Brazilian Tech Ambassador, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
Karla Yee Amezaga – AI and Data Governance Lead, World Economic Forum
Ana Garcia Robles – Head of the UN AI Governance for Humanity Lab
MODERATOR
Filipe Medon – Professor, CTS-FGV
RESOURCES
Digital Sovereignty and AI in Brazil: Towards Technological Autonomy – Book
Digital Sovereignty in Brazil: diagnosis, challenges and pathways from the perspective of science, technology and innovation – Brazilian government position paper
The Quest for AI Sovereignty, Transparency and Accountability – Book
Data sovereignty and data transfers as fundamental elements of digital transformation: Lessons from the BRICS countries – Paper
Digital Sovereignty in the BRICS Countries: How the Global South and Emerging Power Alliances Are Reshaping Digital Governance – Cambridge University Press (December 2024)
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