Meta’s new AI image generation tool raises alarm in Hollywood
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Read More »Qatar launches Global Alliance for AI Ethics
Qatar Tuesday announced the launch of the Global Alliance for AI Ethics (GAAIE) during its participation in the inaugural session of the United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance held here. The Alliance represents a significant step towards strengthening international co-operation in AI ethics and advancing responsible governance frameworks for artificial intelligence. The announcement was made by His Excellency Minister of Communications and Information Technology Mohammed bin Ali al-Mannai during the High-Level Government Session held under the theme “Harnessing the Benefits of AI for All through Inclusive and Interoperable Approaches”, in the presence of Her Excellency Permanent Representative of Qatar to the United Nations Office in Geneva Hind Abdulrahman al-Muftah. The Global Alliance for AI Ethics (GAAIE) is an initiative launched by Hamad bin Khalifa University (HBKU), a member of Qatar Foundation, to foster a multi-stakeholder global dialogue on AI ethics. The Alliance seeks to ensure that diverse ethical values and cultural traditions contribute to the development of international technical and regulatory frameworks, while amplifying perspectives and experiences from across the world in global AI governance discussions. Al-Mannai stressed that AI governance was a shared responsibility, stating: “Qatar remains committed to contributing to a global consensus that ensures artificial intelligence is safe, trustworthy, and responsible, while delivering tangible benefits to all countries and societies.” During his address, the minister outlined three key priorities for advancing more effective global AI governance: bridging gaps in computing infrastructure, data, and talent; promoting interoperability across AI governance frameworks; and ensuring that human rights and meaningful human oversight remain at the core of building public trust in AI systems. He further highlighted that Qatar’s approach to artificial intelligence builds on its national experience and was guided by Qatar National Vision 2030 and the National AI Strategy, through sustained investment in digital infrastructure, computing capacity, scientific research, and regulatory frameworks that foster trust in emerging technologies. The United Nations Global Dialogue on AI Governance brings together governments, international organisations, and key AI stakeholders from around the world to strengthen international co-operation and advance more inclusive and responsive governance frameworks capable of keeping pace with the rapid evolution of artificial intelligence. The launch of the Global Alliance for AI Ethics (GAAIE) marks one of the key outcomes of Qatar’s participation in the Dialogue and reflects the country’s commitment to advancing more inclusive and responsible global AI governance, strengthening international co-operation, and promoting the use of artificial intelligence in support of sustainable development, in line with Qatar National Vision 2030. Related Story Originally Appeared Here
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Build Native Android Apps via Google AI Studio 3.0
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