🌍The UN High-level Advisory Body on AI has (finally) delivered its report with recommendations for the global governance of artificial intelligence. A quick rundown of its key recommendations ⬇️ https://t.co/BTfHbUYF2c
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📢 The report emphasises the urgent need for global governance of AI to ensure equitable benefits and manage risks. AI's transboundary nature means we can't leave its development to markets or individual nations alone.
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The report identifies major gaps in current AI governance: representation, coordination, and implementation. Many countries, especially in the Global South, are left out of key discussions.
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🌐To address these gaps, the report recommends establishing an International Scientific Panel on AI to provide impartial assessments of AI capabilities, risks, and opportunities
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🗣️ It also calls for a twice-yearly policy dialogue on AI governance, bringing together governments, tech companies, and civil society to share best practices and promote interoperability
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📏 An AI Standards Exchange is proposed to develop and maintain global AI standards, ensuring consistency and fairness in AI systems worldwide
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🌍To bridge the digital divide, it recommends the establishment of a Capacity Development Network and a Global Fund for AI to build AI governance capacity, especially in developing countries.
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📊 A Global AI Data Framework is proposed to govern AI training data, promoting transparency and accountability across borders
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🏢 Finally, the report proposes creating an AI office within the UN Secretariat, close to the UN Secretary- General, to coordinate efforts and ensure a unified response to AI challenges
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