2024 Submission 41

Timestamp: 2024/03/16 10:25:00 PM

SG: Government / Intergovernmental organization

Submission: I suggest to discuss the feasibility and paths toward building an inclusive international regulation framework of artificial intelligence. Currently, the benefits generated by AI are mostly shared among developed countries, while the risks tend to go to developing countries and under-developed countries. Unequal distribution of AI-related benefits and risks is likely to lead to "geopolitization" of artificial intelligence. Therefore, I suggest that the IGF-USA organises a panel to investigate the opportunities to build an international regulation framework of AI, such that AI becomes a technology that buttresses global solidarity in the long term.

Links: Speakers: Yong Hu, Professor at Peking University- Aifang Ma, Lecturer at Peking University - Dominique Cardon, Professor at Sciences Po Paris - Florence G'sell, Professor at Sciences Po Paris

Subject areas: 1) Bilateral and multilateral cooperation in the regulation of artificial intelligence; 2) Participation of BRICS countries in the international regulation of AI; 3) Relations between values and AI regulation at the international level; 4) Multilevel regulation of AI and local initiatives;

Issue Areas: Artificial Intelligence