The End Of Knowledge - Vault 4/91 - AI For Good - 2024

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Resume:

1.- Welcome to the AI for Good Global Summit, the largest UN multistakeholder platform on AI.

2.- 6 billion people remain offline, excluded from the AI revolution in 2024.

3.- We are the AI generation, responsible for writing the next chapter in the story of humanity and technology.

4.- Governments have raced to establish protections around AI development, deployment, and use.

5.- Regulatory initiatives reflect different approaches but share underlying principles around three pillars.

6.- Pillar 1: Risk and security management, focusing on risk monitoring, incident reporting, content authentication, and harmonized AI standards.

7.- Pillar 2: Infrastructure and resource development, including computing resources, skills development, and diverse, high-quality datasets.

8.- Pillar 3: International collaboration and cooperation to maximize AI benefits while managing risks responsibly.

9.- The risk of fragmenting the governance landscape is real, with gaps that need to be addressed.

10.- The UN Summit of the Future and WSIS+20 review provide opportunities to unify efforts and act in a coordinated manner.

11.- The UN should be a catalyst for progress, promoting safe, secure, and trustworthy AI systems.

12.- Existing UN laws and normative frameworks are applicable to AI, but more work is needed.

13.- Recent AI developments, such as generative AI, have brought us closer to human-level AI.

14.- The first wish is to scale AI solutions to rescue the SDGs, as they are currently off track.

15.- AI can accelerate progress on 70% of the SDG targets, with UN agencies using AI in over 400 projects.

16.- The second wish is to make AI innovation inclusive, supporting startups like Bionics and Ultrasound AI.

17.- Bionics designed a bionic arm for a young boy, while Ultrasound AI predicts premature births to improve prenatal care.

18.- The third wish is to make AI systems safe, secure, and trustworthy, especially in the face of deep fakes and disinformation.

19.- The world's foremost experts are establishing robust standards for AI watermarking and digital content verification.

20.- Standards build trust and are the cornerstone of responsible AI, fostering inclusivity and equitable access.

21.- The World Standards Cooperation is committed to developing a unified framework for AI standards.

22.- We must act decisively to turn these wishes into reality, balancing risks and opportunities.

23.- The real challenge is to foster responsible AI without stifling innovation, putting humanity at the center.

24.- AI technologies should serve the goals and universal values enshrined in the UN 2030 agenda for sustainable development.

25.- As the AI generation, we must meet the moment and write the next chapter of humanity and technology.

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