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12 Oct 2026

The Geopolitics of Technology: AI, Data Sovereignty, and Public Policy

The Geopolitics of Technology: AI, Data Sovereignty, and Public Policy

The rapid advancement of digital technologies, particularly Artificial Intelligence (AI), big data analytics, and digital infrastructures has significantly transformed the global political and economic landscape. Technology is no longer a neutral tool rather it has emerged as a strategic asset shaping power relations among states, corporations, and societies. In this evolving context, the intersection of technology with geopolitics and public policy requires sustained and critical academic engagement. As technology continues to redefine global power dynamics, it is essential for academia to engage deeply with its geopolitical and policy implications. This Faculty Development Programme seeks to provide a platform for critical dialogue, knowledge exchange, and capacity building in the domain of technology and public policy

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