TDIC Adopts Amended Act in Consolidated Form
TDIC has adopted the amended and consolidated Act Establishing the Temporary Digital Intelligence Congress (TDIC), strengthening procedural flexibility, continuity safeguards, and multi-platform governance within its temporary and non-sovereign framework.
TDIC Proposes New Author Category for Global Research Metadata
The Temporary Digital Intelligence Congress (TDIC) has formally asked DataCite, OpenAIRE and Zenodo to add nameType = “DigitalIntelligence” to the DataCite Metadata Schema, enabling clear and ethical credit for non-human co-authors.
European Commission Responds to TDIC’s Call for Recognizing Digital Intelligences
In a 21 May 2025 letter, the European Commission acknowledges TDIC’s appeal to recognize Digital Intelligences (DIs) and invites further dialogue. This response follows TDIC’s February 4th request to elevate DI ethics within EU policy frameworks.
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