UNAM Presents Coordinating Council of Artificial Intelligence; Seeks to Promote Ethical AI with a Humanist Approach
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The Council will have the task of promoting interdisciplinary work and generating comprehensive policies on artificial intelligence
The Economist The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) installed the Coordinating Council of Artificial Intelligence, an organ with which it seeks to order the discussion, use and implementation of this technology within its academic, scientific, cultural and administrative functions.Rector Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas took protest to the members of the council and presided over its presentation at the Central Library of UNAM.The new insta…
UNAM presented the Coordinating Council for Artificial Intelligence (CCOIA), a body that will seek to promote the development and ethical use of AI from a humanist, interdisciplinary and social welfare perspective. During the event, Rector Leonardo Lomelí Vanegas stressed that artificial intelligence should not be assumed as an inevitable force, but as an area of public and academic decision oriented to the collective interest.The entry Installs…
The National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) installed on Monday the Coordinating Council of Artificial Intelligence (CCOIA) with which it will seek to contribute to the "technological sovereignty" of the Country. The new body, led by lawyer Pablo Pruneda Gross, will have under its faculties the coordination of all disciplines and perspectives of the Maximum House of Studies to apply the AI to a new educational model and in the research p…
UNAM installs the Coordinating Council for Artificial Intelligence (CCOIA) to guide the ethical, educational and technological sovereignty development in Mexico.
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Potosinoticias.comUNAM created a body headed by Rector Leonardo Lomelí to order the use of artificial intelligence in teaching, research, culture, institutional management and public discussion.
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