Dr. Abdullah bin Sharaf Al Ghamdi, President of SADAIA, and Gabriela Ramos of UNESCO met during the Global Forum on AI Ethics, according to Saudi Press Agency.
Overview of Meeting
This event was a joint effort by UNESCO and Slovenia’s Digital Transformation Ministry. It focused on the ethical implications of artificial intelligence (AI).
The forum served as a platform for international dialogue. It aimed to foster a global understanding of AI’s ethical dimensions. The meeting underscored the importance of collaboration in advancing AI ethics. The discussions between SADAIA and UNESCO highlighted this aspect. They emphasized the need for global cooperation in this rapidly evolving field.
Saudi Arabia’s Efforts in AI, UNESCO Cooperation
Saudi Arabia has been playing a great role in supporting UNESCO’s mission. The focus will be on contributions in the AI sector. Saudi Arabia has been a key player in advancing AI globally. Its support for UNESCO’s initiatives is significant. The nation’s efforts to bolster the International Center for AI Research and Ethics (ICAIRE) are notable. ICAIRE operates under UNESCO’s auspices.
It aims to address ethical challenges posed by AI. Saudi Arabia’s involvement with ICAIRE demonstrates its commitment to responsible AI development.
SADAYA’s Role, Contributions in AI Ethics
SADAYA’s engagement in AI ethics is multifaceted. The authority has been instrumental in organizing workshops on AI ethics. These workshops are conducted in collaboration with various entities. Partners include the Arab League, the Gulf Cooperation Council, and ICAIRE. These initiatives are aimed at fostering a comprehensive understanding of AI ethics.
Additionally, SADAIA’s research and development in data and AI are noteworthy. They signify the authority’s commitment to advancing AI technologies. This commitment is aligned with ethical standards and global best practices.
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