Open Dialogue On AI
UNESCO has launched a global consultation leading to the adoption of the first global standard-setting instrument on the ethics of artificial intelligence (AI). A draft recommendation has been elaborated by an ad hoc expert group (AHEG) appointed by UNESCO.
As part of this consultation, UNESCO has collected comments from an online survey, regional consultations, and the open, multi-stakeholder, and citizen deliberation process led by Mila and Algora Lab (Université de Montréal).
From July 15 to August 10th, 2020 we organized closed deliberation workshops and open discussion sessions on the AHEG recommendation document for the guidance of AI development. An analysis report was presented to the AHEG on Monday, August 17th, 2020.
As part of this consultation, UNESCO has collected comments from an online survey, regional consultations, and the open, multi-stakeholder, and citizen deliberation process led by Mila and Algora Lab (Université de Montréal).
From July 15 to August 10th, 2020 we organized closed deliberation workshops and open discussion sessions on the AHEG recommendation document for the guidance of AI development. An analysis report was presented to the AHEG on Monday, August 17th, 2020.
Key figures from the Inclusive Dialogue on Ethics in AI:
- 611 participants of more than 54 countries
- 37 deliberative workshops and 11 deliberinars
We particularly thank the facilitators, organizers and participants who made this project a success.
CONFERENCE ON THE PROJECT
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Presentation of Algora Lab’s work for UNESCO at the FARI Brussels Conference: AI, Data, and Robotics for the Common Good I 5-6 July 2022 I Day2 PM
SPEAKER
Vincent Mai, Researcher at Algora Lab