GENEVA (AN) — The United Nations concluded its first Global Dialogue on AI Governance by outlining an emerging approach to governing artificial intelligence built around scientific assessment, regulatory interoperability, capacity-building and oversight for increasingly autonomous AI systems.
The Dialogue built on the preliminary report released last week by the Independent International Scientific Panel on Artificial Intelligence, the first global body created to assess the technology's opportunities, risks and societal impacts.
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