Founding members of the Summit have established a Public Interest AI Platform and Incubator to bridge the gaps between public and private initiatives and mitigate digital disparities.
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It advocates for making AI more accessible and ensuring the trustworthiness and safety of deploying the technology.
"To achieve these goals, the founding members have established a major Public Interest AI Platform and Incubator, to support and strengthen existing initiatives in Public Interest AI, and to bridge the gap between public and private efforts in this field, as well as to address the disparities in digital access," the statement, signed by 60 organizations, notes.
The Public Interest AI Initiative will maintain and support digital public goods and technical assistance and capacity-building projects in data, model development, openness and transparency, audit, compute, talent, financing, and collaboration to foster a trustworthy AI ecosystem that serves the public interest of everyone, for everyone, and through the involvement of everyone.
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The establishment of a network of Observatories to better forecast the impact of AI on workplaces, education and training, and to utilize AI to enhance productivity, skill development, working conditions and social dialogue.
The Summit also recognized the necessity for inclusive multi-party discussions and cooperation on AI governance.
We emphasize the importance of a worldwide review that considers, among other things, safety, sustainable development, innovation, compliance with international laws including humanitarian and human rights laws, and the protection of human rights, as well as gender equality, linguistic diversity, consumer protection, and intellectual property rights. We also take note of efforts and discussions related to the regulation of AI in international forums.
Looking ahead to future progress in artificial intelligence, the summit highlighted several significant milestones such as the Kigali Summit, the third Global Forum on the Ethics of AI hosted by Thailand and UNESCO, the 2025 World AI Conference, and the AI for Good Global Summit 2025.
We eagerly anticipate the upcoming AI milestones, including the Kigali Summit, the 3rd Global Forum on the Ethics of AI, hosted by Thailand and UNESCO, the 2025 World AI Conference, and the AI for Good Global Summit 2025, which will allow us to review our commitments and implement concrete actions that align with the goals of a sustainable and inclusive AI.
The signatories also include the European Union and the African Union Commission, as well as countries from around the world, including Australia, Brazil, Canada, China, Czech Republic, France, Germany, Greece, Hungary, India, Indonesia, Italy, Japan, Mexico, New Zealand, Poland, Singapore, South Africa, Republic of Korea, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Thailand, Netherlands, UAE, and Ukraine, and Vatican.
The summit has established key objectives, which include: promoting AI accessibility, ensuring the ethical development of AI, and making AI sustainable.
"We have confirmed the following key objectives: Promoting the accessibility of AI to minimize digital disparities; Ensuring AI is open, inclusive, transparent, ethical, secure, and trustworthy, taking into account international guidelines for all; Creating an environment that fosters innovation in AI and prevents market concentration from hindering industrial recovery and development; Encouraging the deployment of AI that positively influences the future of work and labour markets and provides opportunities for sustainable growth; Making AI sustainable for both people and the planet; and Strengthening international cooperation to promote coordination in international governance," the joint statement said.
on Tuesday. (ANI)