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Find Together, Repair Together, Renew Together

26 Oct, 2026

An AIWS Civilization E-Card by Nguyen Anh Tuan, introduced by Arabella Vale In October 2026, Nguyen Anh Tuan traveled through Italy and Croatia on a journey he named the Paradiso Journey. In Verona, he sat beneath the statue of Dante in Piazza dei Signori,...

Beacon Papers No. 14: From a Method to a Civilization

05 Oct, 2026

Boston Global Forum and AIWS present Beacon Papers No. 14, “From a Method to a Civilization,” by Nguyen Anh Tuan, Founder and Chief Architect of AIWS and Co-Founder, Co-Chair and CEO of Boston Global Forum. Human–AI co-creation has been studied...

AIWS Lumina and the Measure of True Influence

20 Sep, 2026

A New Measure of Recognition in the AI Age I. What Recognition Measures Today Society has come to recognize influence through its most easily counted signals: how widely a person is known, how often they appear, how large an audience follows them, and...

Who Owns Human Creativity in the AI Age?

06 Sep, 2026

The question itself may be the wrong one — and this week the world began to discover why. At the G20 Innovation Ministerial in North Carolina on September 2, U.S. Secretary of Commerce Howard Lutnick urged governments to allow AI companies to train...

BGF–AIWS Launches “The Beauty Of Humanity For The AI”

30 Aug, 2026

Bringing humanity’s noblest cultural values into AIWS Civilization On August 30, 2026, the Boston Global Forum and AIWS announced “The Beauty of Humanity for the AI Age,” a new program of AIWS Lumina. BGF–AIWS is building AIWS Civilization...

From Alphago To The Humanoid Robot

02 Aug, 2026

How DeepMind Moved AI from Thinking to Acting The history of artificial intelligence has long been told as a sequence of intellectual victories. On July 30, 2026, Google DeepMind added a different chapter: Gemini Robotics 2 coordinates the full body of...

Human – Centered AI

26 Jul, 2026

Ben Shneiderman’s Blueprint for an AI Age That Serves People Human-Centered AI (Oxford University Press, 2022). Cover: Oxford University Press. Some books argue that artificial intelligence should serve humanity. Very few explain how to build the institutions...