Who gets to shape AI’s Future?

Joint UNESCO-ITU Statement: Trust in artificial intelligence will depend on whether countries and communities can have a meaningful say in its development and use, by UNESCO Director-General Khaled El-Enany and ITU Secretary-General Doreen Bogdan-Martin.

The debate around frontier AI has become a test of public trust. The question is no longer simply how powerful these technologies will become. It is how they can be developed and governed in ways that people and countries can trust, understand and help shape. Action on this cannot be postponed. AI is already changing how children and adults learn, how people communicate and find and produce information, how artists create and how public services reach citizens.

For more details on the statement «Who gets to shape AI’s Future?», read the full document.

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