UNESCO Can Be 'Moderator' in AI Debate: Chief to AFP
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Radio France Internationale
UNESCO can be 'moderator' in AI debate: chief to AFP
"I believe we are uniquely positioned to make UNESCO a true moderator in this global debate," he said as he prepared to welcome Pope Leo XIV, a key advocate for international AI governance, in Paris next week. The UN educational, scientific and cultural organisation has long stressed that its remit covers more than heritage, looking to advance in areas ranging from access to education to the ethical use of artificial intelligence. The debate ove…
Unesco stands as a key mediator in the debate on artificial intelligence, receiving the U.S.-Peruvian pontiff to strengthen alliances.The Pope's visit to Paris seeks to strengthen multilateral cooperation in a context of digital transformations and global challenges.
The Director-General of UNESCO believes the organization can act as a mediator, creating a forum for countries, researchers, businesses, and stakeholders to exchange views on AI. The Gates Foundation allocates $1 billion to expand global access to Artificial Intelligence. Microsoft announces a code of conduct on Artificial Intelligence. The US is determined to maintain its leadership position in artificial intelligence.
UNESCO chief calls for global AI dialogue
UNESCO chief Khaled El-Enany has proposed that the UN cultural agency act as a facilitator in the global debate over the risks posed by artificial intelligence. “I believe we are uniquely positioned to make UNESCO a true moderator in this global debate,” El-Enany said ahead of a visit next week by Pope Leo XIV, a […]
UNESCO can play a "coordinating" role in the "global debate" currently underway on Artificial Intelligence (AI), says its Director-General Khaled El-Enani.
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