LSE Event: Nick Clegg - How to save the Internet

Nick Clegg - How to save the Internet

Join us for an exciting event where Nick Clegg will share his insights on how to save the Internet. This in-person event will take place at the London School of Economics and Political Science. Don't miss this opportunity to hear from a prominent figure in the tech industry!

The future of the global internet is at a crossroads.

Around the world, governments, businesses, and societies are grappling with questions about how to balance innovation with regulation, openness with security, and connectivity with sovereignty. At the same time, advances in artificial intelligence and shifting international dynamics are reshaping the way the internet is governed and experienced.

In this event at LSE, Nick Clegg – former UK Deputy Prime Minister and, until recently, President of Global Affairs at Meta – will discuss his new book How to Save the Internet: The Threat to Global Connection in the Age of AI and Political Conflict.

Drawing on his experience in government and at the forefront of global technology policy, Clegg will consider:

• How the internet has evolved and the challenges it faces today.

• What role global cooperation can play in shaping the future of digital platforms.
• How regulation, innovation, and governance might interact in the years ahead.
• The opportunities and risks of new technologies, including AI, for societies worldwide.

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