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Artificial intelligence is everywhere, and it happened fast. For those of us who remember the days of the COVID pandemic, not long ago, AI was virtually nonexistent. In the last four years, hundreds of billions of dollars have been poured into development of AI infrastructure, large language models that support generative AI services, and the companies that make it all…
Keep readingSocieties in which a greater number of people have access to incomes that allow for stable…
The Resilience Intel Charter was released during an event in San Francisco, on September 12, 2018, during…
Nearly all areas of human activity are lacking adequate embedded desision-related insights about the health and…
A policy note from Earth Civics, from the June 2026 Resilient Prosperity Forum debrief on midyear climate change negotiations The most significant factor in determining whether climate policies turn into real-world benefits is their ability to support everyday economic activities. “Mainstreaming” is the process of connecting climate policy to local needs and priorities and the activities…
Artificial intelligence (AI) poses three main threats to human health and wellbeing: Hyperagentic interference is preventable Hyperagentic interference is the extreme scenario, but it is already happening. Reporting around the planning for military strikes against Iran suggests some targeting decisions were made by AI systems—due in part to excess deference to those systems making lists…
The Spring Meetings of the World Bank and International Monetary Fund (SM26) bring together diplomats, agency directors, experts, and stakeholders, from more than 100 countries. After a year of painful, deadly, and destabilizing shock cuts to development and humanitarian programs, the future of development finance itself may be on the line. The same tension as…
Adaptive design thinking can rewire systems for success
With disaster costs reaching record levels, draining more and more money from public budgets and consumers’ pockets, we need to go beyond solutions. We need adaptive design thinking—oriented toward adaptive management of future risks and shock events, and toward the likely need to adjust course, innovate, and rapidly re-orient policies and investments to avoid maladaptation.
The Resilient Prosperity Forum
In 2026, the Resilient Prosperity Forum will host a series of multistakeholder discussions, connecting leaders and stakeholders, to examine themes ranging from vulnerability and risk reduction to climate banking innovation, access to information and the effects of artificial intelligence technologies on economies and societies, and cooperative strategies for climate-resilient development.
The purpose of the Active Value project is to develop the multidimensional metrics and multistakeholder consortium needed to make AVTR a fully functional, actionable insight platform, to inform decisions by consumers, government, investors, and institutions.
