The United Nations Alliance of Civilizations has concluded its meeting in Geneva, launching the HUMAN-AI-T initiative aimed at integrating ethical considerations into artificial intelligence development. This initiative will function as a secure digital platform to preserve humanity’s cultural and ethical legacy, utilizing post-quantum cryptographic technologies.
ISO 42001 is the world’s first international standard dedicated to the management of Artificial Intelligence, focusing on governance, accountability, and lifecycle risk management. This new standard aims to help organizations build trustworthy and ethical AI systems that meet legal requirements and societal expectations.
In the evolving landscape of technology regulation, India is carving out its unique path, focusing on societal benefits while navigating the complexities of AI governance. With initiatives like the National Strategy for AI and a commitment to ethical practices, India aims to position itself as a significant player in the global tech arena.
The EU’s AI Continent Action Plan is a 200 billion euro initiative aimed at positioning the European Union as a global leader in artificial intelligence by enhancing infrastructure, data access, and ethical guidelines. This comprehensive strategy seeks to balance innovation with ethical considerations and sustainability while addressing the challenges posed by global competition in AI.
The AI Paris Summit highlighted the growing divide between countries that are advancing in artificial intelligence (AI) and those that are not, raising concerns about geopolitical power dynamics. As nations like India and France form alliances to leverage AI’s potential, the regulation and ethical implications of this technology remain critical topics for global dialogue.
The AI Action Summit 2025 gathered global leaders to discuss the evolving landscape of artificial intelligence, focusing on innovation, regulation, and governance. Prime Minister Modi emphasized India’s commitment to ethical AI development, positioning the nation as a key player in the global AI ecosystem.
Anticipation surrounds the Brussels AI community as the publication of the third draft of the GPAI Code of Practice is delayed, originally expected in mid-February. Tensions are rising as stakeholders, including Big Tech and civil society organizations, prepare for significant clashes over the guidelines once they are released.
The article discusses the growing importance of implementing responsible AI practices to harness its transformational potential effectively. It highlights the establishment of The Forum for Cooperation on Artificial Intelligence (FCAI) and its efforts to create a global framework for AI governance and standards amidst rising concerns about AI’s impact.
As the 2025 AI Action Summit begins in Paris, industry leaders are urged to take pragmatic action amidst geopolitical tensions. French President Emmanuel Macron emphasizes Europe’s potential as a global leader in AI while addressing the summit’s focus on sustainable and inclusive AI.
At the Paris AI Action Summit, US Vice President JD Vance and European Commission President Ursula von der Leyen presented contrasting visions for the future of artificial intelligence. While Vance emphasized the importance of maintaining the US as the global leader in AI without additional regulation, von der Leyen highlighted Europe’s comprehensive approach through the upcoming Artificial Intelligence Act and significant investment in local AI projects.