U.N. names independent global AI science panel amid funding strain
Forty proposed panel members submitted for approval would serve in their personal capacities for a three-year term.
Independent International Scientific Panel on AI
The Independent International Scientific Panel on AI is a U.N. body established to serve as a crucial bridge between cutting-edge AI research and policymaking. The panel, composed of leading experts, provides rigorous, independent, and science-based assessments to guide policymakers on the risks and opportunities of AI systems, helping to inform global governance and ensure the technology serves the common good.
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